Midterm #2 - Ch.6 Socioemotional Development in Childhood Flashcards
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initiative vs guilt (Erikson)
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- children use perceptual, motor, cognitive, or language skills to make things happen
- conscience is a governor of initiative
- initiative can bring reward but also guilt
2
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industry vs inferiority (Erikson)
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- industry is dominant, children are interested in how things are made and how they work
- parents who think their child is being mischievous can foster inferiority
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3
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2 aspects in self understanding
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- shift from concrete, physical terms to psychological terms
- increase in realism and social comparisons
4
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self-esteem
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- global evaluations of self
5
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self-concept
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- domain specific evaluations of the self
6
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effects of low self-esteem
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- obesity, depression, anxiety, drug use
- lower life satisfaction at 30yrs
- could be related to parental neglect or abuse
7
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how to increase self-esteem
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- identify causes of low self-esteem
- provide emotional support and social approval
8
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self-efficacy
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- belief that one can master a situation and produce favourable outcomes
- critical factor in whether or not students can achieve
9
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self-regulation
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- increases in middle and late childhood
- characterized by deliberate efforts to manage one’s behaviours, emotions, and thoughts that lead to social competence and achievement
10
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perspective-taking
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- social cognitive process involved in assuming the perspective of others and understanding their thoughts and feelings
11
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gender identity (text)
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- sense of being male or female
12
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gender roles (text)
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- “set of expectation that prescribe how females or males should act, think, and feel”