Social/Emotional Development

Question 1

Social Development

Answer 1

The process of learning to get along with others

Question 2

Stranger Anxiety

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A fear of unfamiliar people, usually expressed by crying

Question 3

Solitary Play

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When a child is playing alone

Question 4

Parallel Play

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When children play near, but not actually with, other children

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Cooperative Play

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Children play and interact with one another

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Imaginary Friends

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Used by children to examine their own thoughts and feelings; May be used to share their feelings about something or work through negative feelings

Question 7

Autonomy

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Independance; Wanting to be able to do things for themselves

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Peer

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Someone close to one’s own age

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Moral Development

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The process of learning to base one’s behavior on beliefs about what is right and wrong

Question 10

Cause And Effect

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A relationship between events in which one event, te effect, is caused by another event

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Emotional Development

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The process of learning to recognize and express feelings and to establish a personal identity

Question 12

Temperment

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A person’s unique emotional makeup; Helps determine how you react to your environment

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Self-Centered

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Thinking about one’s own needs and wants and not those of others

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Negativism

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Doing the opposite of what others want; caused by the desire for independance, frustration, and the realization of being a seperate person

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Separation Anxiety

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The fear of being away from parents, familiar caregivers, or the normal environment

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Sibling Rivalry

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The competition between brother or sisters for parents affection and attention

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Self-Concept

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How people see themselves; Typically positive or negative

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Self-Confidence

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Belief in one’s own abilities

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Initiative

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The motivation to accomplish more. Those who are encouraged in these efforts gain self-confidence

Question 20

Attachment

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A baby’s bond to his or her main caregiver; Helps a baby develop trust, self-esteem, and social and emotional skills

Question 21

Failure To Thrive

Answer 21

A condition in which babies do not grow and develop properly

Question 22

Erik Erikson

Answer 22

Psychologist

Question 23

Trust

Answer 23

Love & affection from parent

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Anger

Answer 24

Babies show anger through crying

Question 25

Temper Tantrums

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When children release anger or frustration by screaming, pounding, or kicking

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Fear

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Babies show fear by startling, turning away, or screaming

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Jealousy

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Happens during children of 2 years

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Empathy

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Ability to understand how another person feels

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Conscience

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Inner sense of what is right

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Play

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Helps children to interact with adults and other children

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Parenting Styles

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Way parents care & disapline children

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Guidance

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Using firmness & understanding to help children learn how to behave

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Self-Disipline

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Ability of children to control their own behaviors

Question 34

Positive Reinforcement

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Responce that encourages a particular behavior

Question 35

Unintentional Misbehavior

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Doesnt mean to do it

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Distraction/Redirection

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A diversion

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Negative Reinforcement

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Responce aimed at strenghtening desired behavior

Question 38

Time-Out

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When a child is removed from group