chapter 3 unit 3- emotional and social development Flashcards

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area of psychology concerned with changes in emotions and social relationships

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socioemotional development

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2
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6 basic emotions infants can express by 6 months of age

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happy
sad
fear
anger
surprise
disgust

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3
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nonbasic and complex emotions include

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embarrassment
shame
guilt
pride

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4
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feeling complex emotions requires
1)
2)

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1) sense of self awareness
2) ability to self evaluate

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5
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governed by heredity and related to evolution

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basic emotions

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6
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characterized by strong negative feelings and dissatisfaction

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midlife crisis

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7
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reworking old identities, achieving valued goals, finding one’s truths, and preparing for old age

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midlife transition

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8
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tendency for older adults to pay attention ti and remember more positive info than negative

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positivity effect

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9
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who identified emotional reactions to impending death?

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kubler ross

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10
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emotional reactions to impending death are…

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1) denial / isolation
2) anger
3) bargaining
4) depression
5) acceptance

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11
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who suggested we face a psychosocial dilemma at each stage of life?

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Erik Erickson

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12
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conflict between personal impulses and the social world

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psychosocial dilemma

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13
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trust vs mistrust

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birth - 1 year

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14
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independence vs shame / doubt

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1-3 years

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15
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initiative vs guilt

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3-5 years

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16
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industry vs inferiority

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6-12 years

17
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identity vs role confusion

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12–19 years

18
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intimacy vs isolation

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young adulthood

19
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generativity vs stagnation

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middle adulthood

20
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integrity vs despair

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late adulthood

21
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emotional needs for care, love, and positive relationships with others

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affection so needs

22
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who studied monkeys separated from mothers at birth

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harry harlow

23
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pleasant reassuring feeling that infants get from touching something warm and soft

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contacts comfort

24
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crying and signs of fear when separated from parents

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separation anxiety

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general pattern of attention, arousal, and mood thst is evident from birth
temperament
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a baby’s _______________ can have an impact on parent child relationships
temperament
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emotional bonding between an infant and its caregiver that result from infants feelings of security in times of stress or uncertainty
attachment
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-stable and positive bond -upset by caregivers absence -seeks to be near when caregiver returns
secure attachment style
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-anxious emotional bond -turn away from caregiver when they return
insecure- avoidant attachment
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-anxious emotional bond -baby has mixed feelings -seek to be near caregiver and angrily resist contact
insecure- ambivalent attachment
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-socially accepted period of extended adolescence -unstable, in between, self-focused period - develop skills and explore identities
emerging adulthood
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adults social networks
- large and complex -valuable source of support
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older adults social networks
-decreases due to 1) naturally occurring events 2) purposeful choice