Chapter 15 - Program 20

Question 1

means children are busy, almost anything that you give a child this age to do they’ll do

Answer 1

industry (erikson)

Question 2

something could go wrong- they feel that they are less “good” than anyone else

Answer 2

inferiority (erikson)

Question 3

psych-social development takes place on 2 fronts:

Answer 3

1. adult-child relationship (provide support and teach basic social skills)
2. peer relationship (teach cooperation, competition and intimacy)

Question 4

those children of roughly the same age and social status with whom they learn and play

Answer 4

peer group

Question 5

the ability to understand and empathize with others

Answer 5

social cognition

Question 6

children who don’t learn social skills from each other might even go through life with 2 big limitations:

Answer 6

1. social isolation

2. sense of inferior

Question 7

is a child who is rejected by other children b/c they’re too mean, b/c they’re aggressive all the time (might think that have to bully to fit in)

Answer 7

aggressive-rejected child

Question 8

a child who is also rejected by his/her peer group, but isn’t acting out aggressively, is more internally withdrawn, might be more anxious, might fit more of a classic victim kind of appearance

Answer 8

withdrawn-rejected child

Question 9

a child repeatedly inflicts harm on others through physical, verbal or social attacks

Answer 9

bullying

Question 10

a family should provide 5 basic needs:

Answer 10

1. children need food, shelter and clothing
2. encourage learning
3. nurture peer friendship
4. provide harmony and stability
5. develop self-esteem

Question 11

lack of confidence, nerves breakdown, depressed, becomes violent, drug use, reaching out to other family members or friends are examples of

Answer 11

coping