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basic emotions of infancy

happiness, anger, sadness, fear

self- conscious emotions

shame/guilt, embarrassment,etc.

understanding of emotions

1. emotional contagion


-infancy


2. facial expressions: 5 months


3. social referencing





emotional regulation

the strategies we use to adjust our emotional state to achieve a task

effortful control

*required for emotional regulation


*gradually improves:development of the cerebral cortex and aid by the caregiver



Parenting styles (dimensions)

1. acceptance


2. control


autonomy granting

authoritative

high involvement/ control




outcome: high self-esteem/ independence


social competence

permissive

low control and high involvement


low self-esteem/independence and social competence

authoritarian

low involvement and high control


low self-esteem and social competence

uninvolved

low control and low involvement


-neglect maybe due to poor outcomes

power assertion

is not effective in long run. information is not internalized

induction

Providing reasons and explanation for behavior.


Information is internalized



Erickson Theory (initiative vs guilt)

initiative: eagerness to try new tasks


guilt: overly strict superego

pro social behavior

temperament is a key factor in pro social behavior

self-concept

the idea of the self..." i want"/ "mine"

Piaget theory concrete operational thinking (7-11 yrs)

conservation: decentration and reversibility


classification


seriation


spatial reasoning: direction/maps

limitations on concrete thinking

*mental operations: works best with concrete objects


*continuum of acquisition: gradually master concrete operations

information processing

increase in information processing speed and capacity

inhibition

ability to control internal and external stimuli

memory stratgies

1. rehearsal


2. organization


3. elaboration (end of middle school)- chunks of information

Erickson theory: industry

a sense of competence at specific skills and school provides many opportunities

Erickson theory: inferiority

lack of confidence in individual ability and social environment may contribute too negative feelings

self- concept (middle childhood)

*more refined


-social comparisons


-emphasizes on competencies(both positive and negative)

hierarchical structure

separate areas of self-esteem

emotional understanding/ regulation

understands mixed emotions


motivated by self-esteem

sociometric status: popular

active


outgoing


reinforce others


knows how to make friends

sociometric status: negelacted

few to no friends


lonely

sociometric status: rejected

rejected aggressive/or withdrawn


has friends due to aggressive behavior




*patterson model: inept parenting leads to highlyaggressive behavior, this leads to peer rejection



--> negative outcomes

sociometric status: controversial

unknown information