Chapter 8 Emotional and Social Development in Early Childhood Flashcards
What is Eriskson’s 3rd stage?
Initiative vs. guilt
Which of Freud’s theory is tied to Eriskson’s 3rd stage?
Phallic
What is developed in pre-schoolers?
self esteem and self concept
What is an androgynous gender role?
both masculine and feminine
Gender identity is,
see as male, female or transgender
Gender role is,
masculine, feminine, or androgynous
When does gender labeling occur?
2 y/o
When does gender stereotyping occur?
2 y/o
When does gender constancy occur?
5 y/o
Factors tied to Emotional Self-Regulation
language skills, attachment, temperament, abuse, development of empathy and guilt, appropriate ventilation
What is aggression?
behavior w/ intent to harm
Motives for aggression are?
instrumental and hostility
What is instrumental aggression?
aggression that has a goal
What is hostile aggression?
aggression that is driven by emotion
Expressions of aggression are?
physical, verbal, emotional, relational, and gestural
Boys are more physically aggressive? True or false
true
Girls are more relationally aggressive? True or false
true
How to help control aggression?
pair commands w/ reason, provide time out and withdraw from privileges, be a good parental model with good ventilation skills
Play is the work of childhood, true or false?
true
Solitary play is?
when kids play alone
Onlooker play is?
when the cild watches others play
Parallel play is?
When children play side by side w/ no interaction
Associative play is?
When children play side by side w/ interaction
Cooperative play is?
have common goals, rules, (sports, play house)
Functional play is?
use of sensorimotor skills
Constructive play is?
making things together
Dramatic/pretend play is?
acting
Parenting types:
Authoritative
Authoritarian
Permissive
Neglectful/Uninvolved
Authoritative parents are?
provide best outcomes for child, kind but firm
Authoritarian parents are?
strict and overbearing
Permissive parents are?
no rules and care too much of being BFFS
Uninvolved parents are?
absent, period.