Emotion and Development Flashcards

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What does the developmental theory of emotion acknowledge about emotional development?

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That emotional development is partially programmed and other aspects of emotion are responsive to the context in the environment.

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How can researchers induce emotions in infants?

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  1. By having the mother attempt to induce the emotion through interactions with her child. 2. Films.
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What is a problem with having mothers induce emotions in infants?

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They are not always good actors.

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Children who have been maltreated or were early victims of abuse often develop what kind of detriments?

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They show detriments in responding to emotional expressions of, and in forming emotional attachments to, their caregivers.

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What part of the brain was smaller in children who were early victims of maltreatment of abuse?

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The prefrontal cortex.

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Describe the difference in oxytocin and vassopressin in children in family-reared homes vs. those raised in orphanages.

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Family-reared children showed rises in oxytocin levels after family interaction, while orphanage-reared ones did not.

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How do maltreated children differ in their stress reactions to interactions?

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Maltreated children dysregulate cortisol during social interactions.

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Lorberbaum et al 2002 study on the effect a baby’s cry has on its mother’s brain found what?

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The cry activated parts of the brain involved in maternal instincts in rodents and parts of the brain involved in human empathy.

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What are the two types of embarrassment?

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  1. Exposure embarrassment. 2. Evaluation embarrassment.
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When does exposure embarrassment arise? (not time)

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When you are the center of attention.

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When does evaluation embarrassment arise? (not time)

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From doing something poorly.

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Which type of embarrassment arises first? When does the second type emerge?

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Exposure embarrassment emerges by the second year of life. A year later evaluation embarrassment emerges.

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What is more stressful negative self-evaluation or being the object of attention?

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Negative self-evaluation.

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According to a study done by Akin, toddlers who gave a puppet a toy expressed what more than those who did not give?

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The most happiness.

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Do old people tend to pay more attention to positive information than negative?

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Yes.

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What is the positivity effect?

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Increasing attention to and recall of pleasant versus unpleasant information.