Toddler

Question 1

Schedules of potty training:
Start of training

Answer 1

15-18 mos.

Question 1

Schedules of potty training:
Bowel control

Answer 1

18-24 mos.

Question 2

Schedules of potty training:
Daytime bladder control

Answer 2

2-3 yr.

Question 3

Schedules of potty training:
Nighttime bladder control

Answer 3

3-4 yr.

Question 4

The consequence that results from a breakdown of discipline or from the child’s breaking the rules he has learned.

Answer 4

Punishment

Question 5

This is a technique of helping children learn that actions have consequences. But to use the it effectively, parents must first need to be certain that the child understands the rule they are trying to enforce.

Answer 5

TimeOut

Question 6

Effects of Good Punishment

Answer 6

security
self-control
socially appropriate and acceptable behavior

Question 7

a form of play, primarily among toddlers in which each engages in
an independent activity that is similar to but not influenced by or shared
with the others

Answer 7

Parallel play

Question 8

May begin at 6 months but most acute at 2-2 ½ years old because
sense of object permanence is concrete. In here toddlers have difficulty accepting
being separated from primary caregivers.

Answer 8

Separation Anxiety

Question 9

allows education, teaching on social roles; sharing
& playing in small groups, simple games & rules

Answer 9

Associative and Cooperative

Question 10

grinding of the teeth at night (usually during sleep)

Answer 10

Night grinding (Bruxism)

Question 11

anxiety of boys about the genitalia

Answer 11

Castration complex

Question 12

strong emotional attachment of young boys to their
mother

Answer 12

Oedipal Complex

Question 13

Strong emotional attachment of young girls to their father

Answer 13

Electra Complex