CH 10.4: Moral Development: Learning to Control One's Behavior Flashcards

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3 phases of self-control development and their ages (Kopp)

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phase 1: 1yrold- children learn that their actions are limited; other people make demands of them
phase 2: 2yrs- children start to remember some of the demands made to them and they start showing some self-control
phase 3: 3yrs- children become better at self-regulating their behavior

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what do the 3 phases of self-control arise out of?

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infants initial learning about the basics of self-soothing

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true or false: studies show that individual differences in self control at a young age are relatively stable as people grow up

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true

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how was the way parents treat their kids found to be related to kids self control?

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stricter parents make their kids less self-controlling; parents who encourage their kids to be independent and make their own choices make their kids better at self-control

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how is temperament related to self control?

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children who have a harder time regulating their emotions usually have a harder time regulating their behavior

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which aspects of temperament are most important for self-control?

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anxiety and fearfulness; children who are anxious about getting caught for a wrongdoing usually just will avoid the wrongdoing altogether

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what was concluded about parental influence vs temperament on child self control?

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parents influence their child’s ability to maintain self control but the nature of the influence depends on the child’s temper

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what are some effective plans that children make to successfully resist temptation?

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reminders to avoid looking at the temptation
reminders of rules against touching the temptation
activities designed to divert attention from the temptation

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how do children’s experience with the reliability and stability of their world affect their self-control?

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children who have experienced mistrust/been lied to about receiving a reward will have worse self-control because they have seen it to be unreliable

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moral rules vs social conventions, by what age can children differ them?

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moral rules: prohibitions against serious offences designed to protect people
social conventions: standards of behaviour agreed to by society to facilitate interactions

can differ by 3yrs

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self-control emerges mostly during ______ years and is __________ predictor of later behavior personality and achievement

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preschool; a good

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children develop greater self control when parents are what 2 things

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not overly strict
show self control

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