chap 6.: socioemotional development in infancy and childhood Flashcards
Answer
who believed in infants progress through two psychosocial stages
Erik Erikson
Answer:
how do infants develop trust?
if their needs are fulfilled
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how do infants develop mistrust?
when care givers are neglectful or inconsistent
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how do toddlers develop autonomy?
parents encourage toddlers to do things themselves
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when do toddlers develop shame
when the parents are overprotective
Fill in the blank
basic emotions are known as ___ ___
primary emotions
examples of 7 universal emotions
3 points
*empathy
*pride
*embarrassment
what are:
emotional display rules
interactions are shaped by what? influences what?
every interaction between parent and infant is shaped by their culture and influences their emotion expressions
Definiton:
stranger wariness
fear of unfamiliar people
definition:
temperament
basic building blocks of emotion and personality
the characteristic way in which an individual approaches and reacts to people and situations
list
aspects of temperament
4 points
- activity level
- irritability
- attention
- sociability of approach withdrawal
List:
profiles of tempermant according to Thomas and chess
3 points
- easy
- difficult
- slow to warm
goodness of fit
fit between infants temperament and caregivers temperment
def: attachment
emotional tie between two people who strive to maintain closeness to the other and act to ensure that the relationship continues
how to behavior theorists explain attachment
result of infants associating their mothers with food a powerful reinforcer
bowlbys ethological perspective attachment
babies have a repertoire of behavioral signals to which adults naturally attend and respond
phases of attachment (Bowlby)
preattachment
early attachment
attachment
reciprocal relationships
who developed the strange situation
Mary Ainsworth
secure attachment:
infants show distress when separated form the caregiver but soon develop comfort and are easily comforted when the caregiver comes back
insecure-resistant- anxious attachment:
infants experience high level of distress and they seek comfort and try to punish parents for leaving when they return
insecure avoidant attachment:
infants show no level of distress when parents leave and when they come back they ignore/avoid the caregiver
disorganized- insecure attachment
children express confusion there responses when the caregiver returns. might run to and pull away or hit them
what does self awareness in infants mean
infants are born with capacity to distinguish the self from surrounding environment
def: self recognition
ability to recognize or identify self