Week 7 Flashcards
self concept categories
- comparing self to others
- developing self esteem
- concrete thinking -> materialism
comparing self to others
- social comparison
- ethnic identity & attitudes
- awareness of gender discrimination
developing self esteem
- pride, shame, guilt develop
differential susceptibility
all children are not the same
stress
- adverse childhood experiences
- poverty
- abuse
- frequent moves
- illness, substance use disorder, or incarceration of family member
- parental conflict
- four or more ACEs multiple risk of disease in childhood
resilience
- a dynamic process, not a trait
- a positive adaptation to stress
- a reaction to significant adversity
- parents presence aids resilience
- faith aids resilience
what are the five things well-functioning families of school age children provide
- physical necessities
- learning
- self respect
- peer relationships
- harmony and stability
on average, stable two-parent families function best for children
- higher grades & school attendance
- lower rates of physical & emotional diorders
stepfamilies
- remarriage benefits adults more than children
friendships and bullying
friendships influence both academic and social skills
2 types of popular children
- friendly and pro-social
- high status
3 types of unpopular children
- neglected
- aggressive rejected
- withdrawn rejected
neglect unpopular child
ignored by peers
aggressive-rejected unpopular child
disliked because they’re aggressive
withdrawn-rejected unpopular child
disliked because they’re withdrawn
are most bullies popular or unpopular
most bullies are not rejected, often bullies are popular
- lifelong harms to both bullies and victims
how to stop bullying
- build a culture of kindness
- encourage empathy among bystanders
what does Kohlbery says the 6 stages of moral reasoning are
- getting rewards, avoiding punishments
- looking out for #1
- good girl & nice boy (pleasing others)
- obeying law & order (following the rules)
- social contract
- upholding universal ethical principles
morality (kohlberg)
- is logical
- males prioritize logic
what does carol Gilligan say the 3 stages of moral development are
- caring for self
- caring for others
- caring for self and others
morality (carol)
- is relational
- females prioritize relationships