Chapter 10

Question 1

Global Self-work

Answer 1

liking yourself as a person

Question 2

Industry vs Inferiority

Answer 2

Erikson’s fourth stage of psychosocial development, in which children must learn the productive skills their culture requires or else face feelings of inferiority

Question 3

Emotional Development

Answer 3

**Children become more aware of their own & others feelings and they can better regulate or control their emotions. You must be able to recognize emotional distress in order to feel empathy. The ability to fake liking a gift involves emotional regulation because it is effortful and voluntary

Question 4

Coregulation

Answer 4

parents and children share power

Question 5

Internalizing Behaviors

Answer 5

behaviors in which emotional problems are turned inward; for example, anxiety or depression

Question 6

Family Conflict

Answer 6

**Children need to learn how to handle and solve conflict without damaging relationships

Question 7

Maternal Employment

Answer 7

**Almost ¾ of mothers with children work full or part time. Most studies are done on how working mothers employment affects children. Many factors are important – whether or not the mother is satisfied with working, why she is working, whether or not her partner is supportive, the age, sex, personality of the children, SES level, etc. About ½ of school age children are is some form of child care outside of school