Social and Emotional Development Flashcards

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What is meant by attachment

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enduring emotional tie between one animal/person and another specific individual

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attachment

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an affectional bond between individuals characterized by a seeking of closeness or contact and a show of distress upon separation

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separation anxiety

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experienced by infant when contact cannot be maintained with caregiver/ fear of being separated from a target of attachment

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secure attachment

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type of attachment showing mild distress at leave-takings, seeking nearness to an attachment figure, and being readily soothed by this figure

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5
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what percent of infants show secure attachment

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60%

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avoidant attachment

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type of insecure attachment, apparent indifference to the leave-takings of, and reunions with, an attachment figure

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7
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what are the two types of insecure attachment

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avoidant and ambivalent/resistant

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8
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what percent of infants show avoidant attachment

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15%

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9
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what percent of infants show resistant attachment

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10%

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10
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what percentage of infants show disorganized/disoriented attachment

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15%

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what pattern of attachment was the mom most likely to have post-partum depression

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disorganized/disoriented

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Factors that affect attachment security

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  • quality of caregiving
  • fathers matter too
  • infant temperament
  • family circumstances/availability of support services
  • parents own attachment experiences
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13
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what is the stability of attachment

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-when caregiving remains constant, attachment persists

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14
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can adopted children overcome early insecure attachment

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yes

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15
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early attachment patterns tend to endure into _______?

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adulthood

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institutionalized children with little social stimulation.

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  • encounter developmental problems

- becomes withdrawn and depressed

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17
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percent of children experience neglect

18
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percentage of children that experience exposure to family violence

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percentage of children experience physical abuse

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percentage of children experience emotional harm

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percentage of children that experience sexual abuse

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causes of child abuse and neglect

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crying infant, lack of problem solving skills, history of child abuse, situational stress

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effects of child abuse and neglect

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high incidence of personal, social problem, and psychological disorders

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How to prevent child abuse?

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strengthening parenting skills, home visits to high risk groups, provide support like child abuse hotline, increase public awareness

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characteristics of autism spectrum disorder?
impairment in communication skills, impairment in social interactions, repetitive stereotypes behaviour
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what age is autism evident?
age 3
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what gender is autism more common in?
4-5x more common in boys
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causes of Autism
- vulnerability may be inheritied | - neurological involvement
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Treatment of Autism
behaviour therapy, drug therapies
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is stranger anxiety normal
yes
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what month does stranger anxiety appear
6 months
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emotional regulation
ways young children control their own emotions
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how do caregivers help infants learn to regulate emotions
interplay between caregiver and infant, develop strategies to reduce arousal
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what month do children demonstrate self concept
18 months
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what happens at 24 months to a child
point to their own picture, use "I" in reference to self
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what does presence of self awareness allow
sharing and cooperation, self conscious emotions
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temperament
characteristic way of relating and adapting to world
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characteristic of temperament
present very early in life, basic core of personality, has genetic component
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percentage of easy temperament infant
40%
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percentage of difficult temperament
10%
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percentage of slow to warm up temperament
15%