Developmental Psychology: Impact of Day Care Flashcards

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What is daycare?

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Daycare is a form of temporary care, not given by family members or someone well known to the child. it is sometimes referred to as ‘non-parental care’.

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Name a study investigating a negative effect on aggression

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National institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) study

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What did the NICHD do?

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It was a longitudinal study to study different aspects of child development using over 1000 children from diverse families and locations.

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What did the NICHD study find?

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Adults who were asked to rate the children, rated the participating children as aggressive disobedient and assertive. Children in full-time daycare were close to three-times more likely to show behavioural problems than those cared for by their mother.

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What do the findings from the NICHD study show?

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They found that the more time children spent in daycare the more aggressive and disobedient they would become.

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Name a study investigating negative effect on peer relations

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Belsky and Rovine

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What did Belsky and Rovine do?

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They used the strange situation on children who had spent 20 hours or more in daycare per week before they were one year old.

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What did Belsky and Rovine find?

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These children were more likely to be insecurely attached compared with children at home.

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What conclusions can we draw from the findings of Belsky and Rovine’s study?

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That Children in daycare are more likely to be insecurely attached and therefore less successful in peer relations.

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Name a study studies which looks into the positive effects of daycare

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Clarke-Stewart and associates

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What did Clarke-Stewart do?

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They studied 150 children.

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What did Clarke-Stewart find?

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Those children in daycare were consistently more advanced in social development, independence, and social interactions with peers.

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Name another study studies which looks into the positive effects of daycare

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The EPPE project

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What did the EPPE do?

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They followed the development of 3000 children in various pre-school educational settings in the UK.

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What did the EPPE find?

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This study found increased independence and sociability in children who attended daycare

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