Ch 4 Flashcards
What could affect the caregiver?
If the infant throws a lot of tantrums
-stresses you out
-have to have socio-emotional regulations before having kids
How and why do infants self-soothe and how do they self-regulate those emotions?
Infants are born with natural reflexes (sucking thumb) which are also self-soothing for the baby, as well as smiling
When does self-regulation begin in infants?
12 months
what is effortful control?
a way that a kid will not have continuous tantrums
the ability to regulate ourselves.
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
has to be done with parents
What are some of the self-conscious emotions? and a round what age do they begin
shame, embarrassment, guilt, envy, pride
Begins at 18 months
What is Rothbart’s model of temperament?
There are many things included in reactivity; activity level, self-regulation, irritable distress……
born with a certain level of reactivity
GENERAL DISPOSITION TO THE WORLD
what is the Thomas and Chess’s model? and how they divided
easy ( 40%)
difficult (10%)
slow to warm-up (15%)
unclassified (35%) - depends on the day
Temperament
stable but very adaptable because of the environment changes throughout time ( school, daily interaction )
right hemisphere of the brain?
emotional reactive hallustic
left hemisphere of the brain?
language, logic, more inquired `
What genes affect temperament?
Short 5- HTTLPR and DRD4 7-REPEAT
Define the goodness-of-fit-model
basically saying that the infant will have unique things that will keep the caregiver doing their own things
CANT FIT BABY INTO UR SCHEDULE
How do kids during this age categorize themselves?
they say their name and will identify themselves with something that they like
secure attachment
use parent as secure base
avoidant attachment
unresponsive to parent
resistant/ambivalent attachment
seeks parent but also pushes them away
disorganized/disoriented attachment
unstable
do you ever get rid of the lovey away?
NOO, very strong
how do our social connections contribute?
they contribute our sense of self
when does conflict tend to rise in sibilings?
when they are close in age
How do siblings shape each other
there is research that older siblings have a profound effect on modeling.
Negotiation skills
do parents have favorites?
yes they do the most important is that they do not show the others that because it tenses things up
Why is different for kids to have different places of daycare?
because they need a routine and because it is very inconsistent
are we malleable?
yes
what could the cry-method bring?
mistrust vs trust
disinhibited engagement disorder
opening the door for anyone, for the delivery, and invite them in
