Socioemotional Development in Infancy and Early Childhood Flashcards

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What is Erikson’s theory of development?

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Development as a series of eight stages, each with a unique crisis for psychosocial growth

Successful resolution leads to psychosocial strength; failure stunts development.

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What is the psychosocial crisis during infancy (0-1 year)?

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Basic Trust vs. Mistrust

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What psychosocial strength develops from successfully resolving Basic Trust vs. Mistrust?

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Hope

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What is the primary crisis during toddlerhood (1-3 years)?

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Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt

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What psychosocial strength develops from successfully resolving Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt?

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Will

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What is the primary crisis during preschool years (3-5 years)?

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Initiative vs. Guilt

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What psychosocial strength develops from successfully resolving Initiative vs. Guilt?

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Purpose

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What stage of attachment occurs from birth to 6-8 weeks?

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Preattachment

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What stage of attachment occurs from 6-8 weeks to 6-8 months?

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Attachment in the Making

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What stage of attachment occurs from 6-8 months to 18 months?

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True Attachment

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What stage of attachment occurs from 18 months onwards?

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Reciprocal Relationships

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What are the four attachment styles identified by Mary Ainsworth?

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  • Secure
  • Avoidant
  • Resistant
  • Disorganized
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What is the consequence of secure attachment?

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Leads to competent social interactions and fewer disorders

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What is the most important factor in determining the quality of attachment?

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Predictable and appropriate parental responses

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What is the concept of the Internal Working Model in attachment theory?

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Infants develop expectations about parents’ availability and responsiveness

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What are the basic emotions infants experience?

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  • Joy
  • Anger
  • Fear
  • Interest
  • Disgust
  • Sadness
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At what age do complex emotions, such as pride and guilt, typically emerge?

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What is altruism?

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Behaviour driven by responsibility towards others, without direct benefit

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What skill underlies altruistic behaviour by promoting sharing and helping?

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Perspective-taking

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What situational influences can affect altruism?

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  • Feelings of Responsibility
  • Feelings of Competence
  • Mood
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What is gender identity?

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Sense of oneself as male or female

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What is Gender-Schema Theory?

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Children decide if something is for males or females, then decide whether to learn more about it

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What influences the development of gender roles?

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  • Parents
  • Peers
  • Media
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What are some traditional gender roles in South Africa?

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  • Men as breadwinners
  • Women as nurturers
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What influences women's empowerment in South Africa?
* Increased access to education * Employment opportunities * Legislative efforts like the Employment Equity Act
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What challenges do men face in adapting to changing gender roles?
Struggles with fulfilling the 'breadwinner' role
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What practices reinforce traditional power structures and patriarchal norms?
* Lobola (bride price) * Ulwaluko (initiation rites)
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How can gender roles be redefined?
* Promoting equitable sharing of responsibilities * Challenging traditional notions of masculinity and femininity
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What is an important aspect of fostering gender equality?
Engaging men and boys in conversations about gender roles
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What reflects changing gender roles in modern society?
More women in the workforce
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True or False: Secure attachment leads infants to view the world positively.
True
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What skill underlies altruistic behaviour by promoting sharing and helping?
Perspective-taking ## Footnote Perspective-taking involves understanding others' thoughts and feelings, which are key components of altruism.
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In modern society, which of the following reflects changing gender roles?
More women in the workforce ## Footnote This shift reflects a move away from traditional gender stereotypes.
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Which attachment style best describes Nomusa's behaviour?
Secure ## Footnote Nomusa shows distress upon separation but is easily comforted by her mother’s return and uses her as a secure base to explore.
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Which attachment style best describes Thando's behaviour?
Avoidant ## Footnote Thando's indifference upon his mother's return suggests he has learnt to self-soothe, likely due to less responsive caregiving.
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What behaviour is Zola most likely to exhibit?
Zola will be difficult to console, showing anger and resistance despite seeking contact ## Footnote Infants with a resistant attachment style display a combination of seeking closeness and resisting contact.
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What behaviour is Sipho most likely to exhibit?
Sipho will show confused and contradictory behaviours, such as approaching his mother but then freezing or falling to the floor ## Footnote A disorganised attachment style is characterised by a lack of consistent strategy and confused actions.