Ch9 Temperament and personality Development Flashcards

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Temperament is?

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  • Individual differences in behavioral functioning
  • biologically based
  • stable over time
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There are how many dimensions of temperament?

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9

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Emerging adulthood

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Phase in the lifespan between adolescence and young adulthood

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Attachment is?

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Positive emotional bond that develops between a child and a special individual

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Why do infants become attached? Feeding

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Psychoanalytic theory- mom satisfies baby’s oral needs

Behaviorism - mom is relief from hunger

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Why do infants become attached? Ethology

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Adaptive functions of animal behaviors

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Why do infants become attached? Imprinting

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Ducks and geese follow the first large object they see

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Why do infants become attached? Harlow and Zimmerman study.

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Monkeys ran to cloth surrogate

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Why do infants become attached? Bowlbys ethological theory

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Influenced by ethology- attachment is adaptive

Psychoanalysis- attachment provides model for future relationships

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How do we know an infant is attached? (5)

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Separation anxiety, stranger anxiety, social referencing, greetings, secure base behavior

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How is attachment quality assessed in children?

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Ainsworth’s strange situation, series of separations and reunions, stranger introduced

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12
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How does North Germany treat children?

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More avoidant and emphasize independence

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How does Japan treat children?

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More ambivalent, separations are rare

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14
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Infants decode facial and vocal expressions by:

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first 6-8 weeks

4m, 5m, 7m

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Social referencing first occurs ?

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8-9months

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What is social referencing?

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Intentional search for cues

17
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How does social referencing aid?

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Aids in understanding others behavior in context.

18
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Emotional self regulation?

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Increases during adolescence . How to deal with emotions

19
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What strategies exist for emotional regulation? (2)

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  • Reappraise events that produce emotional responses.

- Suppressing troubling emotions

20
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Adolescent depression, how common?

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25% report being sad for 2-3 weeks

3% major depression

21
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Factors in adolescent suicide? (5)

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  • Depression
  • Family conflicts
  • History of abuse,
  • Drug and alcohol abuse
  • Availability of guns
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What makes young adults happy? Happiest memories is?

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psychological needs rather than material needs satisfied

23
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What makes young adults happy? Unhappiest memories

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Basic psychological needs left unfulfilled.

24
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What describes a friend?

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  • Similar in age, gender, race
  • Similar attitudes toward school, recreation, and future.
  • Similar in personalities, popularity, and prosocial behavior