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Easy Temperament

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Readily adapt to new experiences

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Difficult Temperment

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Intense emotions, irritable and fussy

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Slow to Warm up Temperment

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Low activity level, withdraw from new situations and people

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Average Temperment

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A little of everything

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Low reactive

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Tend to be calm and uninhabited and bolder, more sociable.

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High reactive

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React intensely to new experiences, Tense, fearful

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Marry Solter Ainswoth

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Strange Situation
- Child dropped off at daycare - how do they react to mother leaving and coming back.

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Secure Attachment

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Consistent warm responsive caregiver

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Insecure attachment

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Neglectful inconsistent caregiver.

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Imprinting

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Certain animals form attachments during critical periods early in life.

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Harlow

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Cloth vs. wire monkeys
- Contact over food.

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Diana Baumrind

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Parenting styles

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Authoritarian Parenting

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Demanding but unresponsive to children’s need or wants
- Absolute set of standards/rules if broken will be punished (usually physical)

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Permissive indulgent Parenting

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Responsive warm and accepting but sets few rules and there is no punishment.

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Permissive indifferent Parenting

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Unresponsive, no rules or punishment (border and can be neglect)

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Authoritative Parenting

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Warm responsive and involved with children.
- Clear standards/ rules —— consistently enforced.
- give and take relationship

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Erik Eirkson

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Psychosocial Development

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Infancy stage conflict

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Trust vs. Mistrust

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Toddlerhood stage conflict

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Autonomy vs. Doubt

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Early Childhood stage conflict

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Imitative vs. Guilt

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Middle/ Late Childhood stage conflict

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Industry vs. Inferiority

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Adolescence stage conflict

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Identity vs. Role confusion

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Young Adulthood stage conflict

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Intimacy vs. Isolation

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Middle Adulthood stage conflict

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Generativity vs. Stagnation

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Late Adulthood stage conflict

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Ego integrity vs. Despair

26
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Kohlberg

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Moral Devlopment

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Pre conventional Level

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0-10
Obedience and Self interests
- Avoid punishment
- Gain reward

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Conventional Level

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Most people
Law and order and Social Rules
- Gain approval

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Post Conventional Level

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Rare
Human Rights and Universal human ethics

30
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Jean Piaget

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Cognitive Development

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Sensorimotor Stage

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Explore the World strictly using senses.

Achieve Object permanence to more to next level

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Object Permanence

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The realization that objects continue to exist even when you can not see it.

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Preoperational Stage

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2-7
- World revolves around them
- Using symbols to represent the world
once conservation is mastered they move to next stage.

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Egocentric

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World revolves around me.

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Symbolic thought

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Using words, images, and symbols to represent the world

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Irreversibility

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Cannot reverse a sequence of events
3+1 = 4 but doesn’t understand that 1+3 also = 4

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Conservation

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Objects remain the same even when they change shape.

8oz is 8oz even when but in a tall thin glass or a short fat one.

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Concrete Operation Stage

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Think more logically but abstract concepts are still hard.

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Formal Operational Stage

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12- up
Logical
Manipulate object in your mind.

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Metacognition

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Think about the way we think.

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Zone of proximal development

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Gap between what children can accomplish on their own and what they can accomplish with help.
Leg Vygotsky

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Stages of grief

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Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance

43
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Renee Ballargeon

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Against object permanence
Develops sooner then Piaget says.

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