Chapter 8 Emotional and Social Development in Early Childhood Flashcards

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What is Eriskson’s 3rd stage?

A

Initiative vs. guilt

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Which of Freud’s theory is tied to Eriskson’s 3rd stage?

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Phallic

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3
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What is developed in pre-schoolers?

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self esteem and self concept

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What is an androgynous gender role?

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both masculine and feminine

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Gender identity is,

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see as male, female or transgender

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Gender role is,

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masculine, feminine, or androgynous

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When does gender labeling occur?

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2 y/o

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When does gender stereotyping occur?

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2 y/o

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9
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When does gender constancy occur?

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5 y/o

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Factors tied to Emotional Self-Regulation

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language skills, attachment, temperament, abuse, development of empathy and guilt, appropriate ventilation

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What is aggression?

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behavior w/ intent to harm

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Motives for aggression are?

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instrumental and hostility

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What is instrumental aggression?

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aggression that has a goal

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What is hostile aggression?

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aggression that is driven by emotion

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Expressions of aggression are?

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physical, verbal, emotional, relational, and gestural

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16
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Boys are more physically aggressive? True or false

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true

17
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Girls are more relationally aggressive? True or false

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true

18
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How to help control aggression?

A

pair commands w/ reason, provide time out and withdraw from privileges, be a good parental model with good ventilation skills

19
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Play is the work of childhood, true or false?

A

true

20
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Solitary play is?

A

when kids play alone

21
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Onlooker play is?

A

when the cild watches others play

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Parallel play is?

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When children play side by side w/ no interaction

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Associative play is?

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When children play side by side w/ interaction

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Cooperative play is?

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have common goals, rules, (sports, play house)

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Functional play is?

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use of sensorimotor skills

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Constructive play is?

A

making things together

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Dramatic/pretend play is?

A

acting

28
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Parenting types:

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Authoritative
Authoritarian
Permissive
Neglectful/Uninvolved

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Authoritative parents are?

A

provide best outcomes for child, kind but firm

30
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Authoritarian parents are?

A

strict and overbearing

31
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Permissive parents are?

A

no rules and care too much of being BFFS

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Uninvolved parents are?

A

absent, period.