Feb2 45 notecards Flashcards
(35 cards)
Parents treat sexes what from birth?
Differently
Parents talk more to who? Parents play rough and tumble with who?
Girls; boys
What age does a child realize they are a boy or girl?
Age two
What age does a child realize they could not become a girl or boy if you really wanted too?
Age three and four
Children that are depressed; anxious children with low self esteem; overly aggressive; bossy children; concerned about what?
Do ?not fit in?
What type of parenting is the best?
Consistency and reward for good behavior and lack of reward of undesirable behavior
Discipline should match the child?s _________ level. The most effective discipline method is __________.
Developmental level; Timeout
You should reinforce certain behaviors is what principle?
Premack s principle
The impact of a consequence on what behaviors are learned?
Behaviorism
What type of parenting is characterized by rigidity and strict rules; can lead to depression in children?
Authoritarian
What type of parenting is characterized by indulgence and no limit setting; which can lead to poor impulse control?
Permissive
What type of parenting is characterized by neglect and lack of involvement leading to aggressive behavior?
Indifferent
What type of parenting is characterized by shared decision making with behavior directed in a rational manner; which results in a sense of self reliance?
Reciprocal/Authoritative
What parent behaviors are most popular because they work two jobs?
indifferent
When a parent is overly strict and harsh; what is one thing that is really popular?
Children and naturally undisciplined and behave improperly, a parent must make them civilized
What a parent is overly permission and non demanding?
All punishment is wrong; parenting should be fun and easy; and I must always be liked by my child
What sex is more vulnerable/affected by an unstable home?
Boys are more vulnerable than girls
What type of personality is most vulnerable from an unstable homes not affected? Which child is better off during instability (young or old)?
Placid temperament children are less affected; older children are better off
School age children ______ better with illness than younger or older children.
Cope
What children may start ___________ at home or school if anxious of the illness. Most children show some _________ at a younger stage of development.
Acting out; regressions
What age do children worry about parents die and leave? What age do children fear their own death?
Age 6; age 9
When talking with children; make sure that the parents are aware; ask what from the parents what?
Children understanding the disease
What health condition requires intubation because the parents cannot communicate well with health care?
Asthma
What is the one thing that will get child in and out of hospital/neonatal unit?
Temperature
