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Week 7: Self Control and Discipline Flashcards

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Self control

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the ability to resist impuses, bey rules, ingnore distractions, be patient, and stay focused on a task

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Self control often relies on what

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a delay of gratification

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Early childhood self control

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impulsive and very little self control

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Middle childhood self control

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can delay gratification longer and ability to concetrate amid distractions imporves

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Adolescence age trends

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much better but adolescents are still more impulsive than older adults

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Why are adolescents notoriously getting in trouble ofr making risk choices

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At their age their reward center is at a higher maturity than their control center

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High self control =

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higher academic achievement

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Higher self control =

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less agressive and few problem behaviors

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Lower self control=

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more delinquency and drug and alcohol use

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What predicts self control?

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cognitive abilities
pratice and fatigue
religiosity
parental monitoring
socioeconimic status

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How can teacher and schools encourage self control?

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reduce distractions and interruptions if ay al possib;e
-use statmements that reflect high expectations

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Discipline

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attempts to correct mis behavior

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short term goal of discipline

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influence imediate behavior

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long term goal of discipline

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promote self control

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What is the GOAL of discipline

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internalization of positive values

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When is compliance situational

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when children lack sincere commitment to authority’s values

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Committed compliance

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child does a good deed even when no one is watching

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What are the three types of non compliance

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direct defiance
passive non compliance
negotiation

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Direct defiance

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marker of behavior problems in older children

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Passive non compliance

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child ignores the directive

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negotiation

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child asserts his/her own agenda, seeking compromise

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induction

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most effective type of discipline

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induction charactersitics

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-offer explanations for rules a dn have children reflect on those reaosns
-associated with more pro social behavior in children
-most likely to lead to internalization of rules

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Psychological control

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adult attempts to manipulate childrens behvaior by expressing disapproval, anger, or withdrawing love and affection
- sometimes involved trying to make children feel excessive guilt

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Power assertive fiscipline

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coercive; tries to influence children by command
-relies on power
-physical punishment

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Problems with power assertive

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-results in less compliance
-children do not internalize values
-children sometimes learn to resent the parent
-children learn agression

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Two critical aspects of parenting style

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parental responsiveness and parental demandingness

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Authoritatian

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place a high value on obedience
-little warm
strict rules

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Authoritative

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warm but firm
-flexible

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Indulgent

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parent is not strict
-no guidlines
-overinvolved

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Indifferent

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adult centered
poor or little communication
detached, distant

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european amiercian are more academically successful coming from what kind of homes

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authoritative

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african americans and asian amercians are more acadeically successful when coming from what kind of home

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authoritarian

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Effective discipline in the classroom

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positive tone
use the least amount of power
results in compliance
-INDUCTION SHOULD BE PRIMARY METHOD

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what does authoritarian parenting cause

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dependence, pssive, not socially skilled

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indulgent parenting causes

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less responsible and more conforming to peers

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Authoritative parenting causes

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responsible, self assured, creative and socially skilled

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Indifferent parenitng causes

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impulsive and delinquent

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