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authoritative |
best possible parenting style in which parents are high on both discipline and nurturance providing love and clear family rules |
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authoritarian |
a type of child rearing which parents provide plenty of rules but ranks low on child centeredness stressing unquestioning obedience |
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permissive or permissive indulgent |
a type of child rearing in which parents provide few rules but rank high on child centeredness being extremely loving but providing little discipline |
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rejecting - neglecting parents or permissive ignored |
the worst child rearing approach in which parents provide little discipline and little nurturing and love |
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resilient children |
they are able to bounce back from early like traumas to construct successful adult lives |
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acculturation |
among immigrants the tendency to become more similar in terms of attitudes and practices of the mainstream culture after a time spent living in a new society |
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corporal punishment |
the use of physical force to discipline children |
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child maltreatment |
any act that seriously endangers a childs physical or emotional well being |
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Wechsler intelligence scale for children |
what does WISC STAND FOR |
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WISC |
standard intelligence test used in childhood consisting of a verbal scale and a variety of subtests |
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achievement tests |
measures the evaluate a childs knowledge in specific school related areas |
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mentally retarded |
the label for significantly impaired intellectual functioning defined as when a child or adult has an IQ of 70 or below accompanied by evidence of deficits in learning abilities |
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specific learning disability |
the label for any impairment in language or any deficit related to listening thinking sparking reading writing spelling or understanding mathematics diagnosed when a schore on an intelligence test is much higher than a childs performance or achievement tests |
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giftedness |
label for superior intellectual functioning characterized by an IQ score of 130 or above showing that a child ranks in the top 2 percent of his age group |
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reliability |
measurement terminology a basic criterion of a tests accuracy that scores must be fairly similar when a person takes the test more than once |
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validity |
a basic criterion doer a tests accuracy involving whether that measure reflects the real world quality it is supposed to measure |
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flynn effect |
remarkable and steady rise in overall performance on iq tests that has been occurring around the world for over the past century |
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analytic intelligence |
in Sternbergs framework on successful intelligence the facet of intelligence involving performing well on academic type problems |
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creative intelligence |
sternbergs framework on a successful intelligence the facet of intelligence involved in producing novel ideas or innovative work |
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practical intelligence |
involved in knowing how to act competently in real world situations |
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succesful intelligence |
a good balance of analytic creative and practical intelligence |
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multiple intelligence howard gardners |
in _________ _________ perspective that there are eight separate kinds of intelligence : verbal, math, interpersonal, spatial, musical, kinesthetic, naturalist and a possible ninth form called spiritual intelligence |
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intrinsic motivation |
the drive to act based on the pleasure of taking that action in itself not for an external reinforcer or reward |
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extrinsic motivation |
the drive to take an action because that activity offers external reinforcers such as praise money or a good grade |
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