Chapter 7

Question 1

Infants basic emotions

Answer 1

They show and detect emotions in others.
Happiness, anger, surprise, fear, disgust, sadness.
We can describe what these mean
Subjective feeling, physiological changes, and overt behaviour

Question 2

Subjective feeling

Answer 2

Describing your emotions, obviously infants cannot do that

Question 3

Physiological change

Answer 3

Can detect changes in the brain, even in infants

Question 4

Overt behaviour

Answer 4

Facial reactions, in infants as well. Don’t have a response to fear or anger until 4-6 months of age…until they turn mobile.

Question 5

Complex emotions

Answer 5

Emerge at 1.5-2 years old.
Guilt, embarrassment, pride etc.
Need cognitive development in order to understand these.

Question 6

At 6-7 months old

Answer 6

Infants can start to recognize facial expressions…such as coming home angry and upset after work. Infants often like to mimic these emotions, so then you will have an angry and upset baby.

Question 7

Attachment

Answer 7

Secure
Avoidant
Resistant