Phsych exam 3 pt. 4 Flashcards
How do you know if a baby is happy?
They are smiling
When will babies start smiling?
Around 2-3 months and they commonly smile in their sleep
Why would a bay experience fear?
They may experience separation anxiety and or stranger anxiety.
When do babies experience seperation anxiety?
around 7-8 months old
What age do babies start to feel anger and frusturation?
12 months old
When can children experience distinct sadness
At 12 months
When can children experience self-conscious and second-order emotions such as guilt, shame, and pride?
Around 2 years of age
What is social referencing?
the process where infants look to a trusted caregiver’s facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice to gauge how to react in an uncertain situation
What is display rules
the socially learned norms that govern how and when individuals should express their emotions in different social situations
what are some emotional regulations in infants
a baby’s ability to identify and manage their own emotions, primarily through the support of caregivers, where they learn to soothe themselves when distressed and express their feelings appropriately, laying the foundation for healthy emotional development later in life
what is relation of emotional regulation to social competence in development psychology
meaning that a child’s ability to manage their emotions directly impacts their ability to interact positively with others, build relationships, and navigate social situations effectively; essentially, children who can regulate their emotions tend to demonstrate greater social competence than those who struggle with emotional control.
What an example of validation?
I know you are upset because sean took your toy, that would make me upset too
What is an example of emotion regulation?
Lets take a break and go to the other room and take a breath, we can try to find another toy you like
What is an example of socialization?
C is your friend and it is important to share with your friends
What can happen if you fail to validate your child
guilt and shame, lack of sympathy, and low self-esteem
