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30 Cards in this Set
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Secure Attachment |
1. In a mother's presence, babies pay comfortably 2. Slightly distressed when mother leaves 3. Clingy when neither returns |
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Insecure Attachment |
1. Less likely to explore the environment 2. Either very distressed or indifferent when mother leaves but still does not employee 3. Very upset or indifferent when mother returns |
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Temperament |
A person's characteristics personailty that show shortly after birth. 1. Emotional reactivity 2. Activity 3. Sociability 4. Impulsivity Can be categorized as Easy 40% Difficult 10% Slow to warm-up 15% Unclassified 35% |
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Basic Trust |
A sense that the works is predictable and reliable based on how a child is raised by their caregiver |
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Attachment |
Bond survival impulse that keeps the child closer to the caregiver and nutures them, giving them comfort in insecure situation |
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Deprived of early attachment |
A child is resilient to bounce back from neglect or lack is attention or abuse and seem unable to build lasting relationships. |
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Stability and Change |
Stable identity traits show as a result of temperament Other identities change and develop over time. |
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Permissive Parenting |
Submits too childs desires and does not often use punishment |
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Authoritarian Parenting |
High behavioral standards Strict punishment of misconduct Little communication Imposing strict rules "because i said so" don't question authority |
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Authoritative Parenting |
Somewhat both authoritative and permissive patenting that nurtures and allows their child to explore and understand the world yet give them rules and limitations |
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Neglectful Parenting |
Do not punish or nurture. Providing for some basic needs but nothing beyond that. Independent and less truthful |
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Concerte Operate Stage |
Children gain the mental operation that allowed them to think logically about concrete events |
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Formal Operational Stage |
A science- like thinking of consequences |
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Theory of Mind |
The ability to understand other's intentions
Kids with autism have trouble with this |
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Egocentric |
Unable to perceive events from other points of view |
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Preopeational Stage |
To young to perform mental operations such as imagining our understand the reverse of something |
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Object permanence |
The awareness that a object still exists when it is not visible |
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Sensorimotor Stage |
Birth-2 years old when babies take b the world with their 5 senses. |
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Puberty |
The the time of sexual maturity becoming physically able to reproduced. Usually at pradictable timing. Growth secondary and primary reproductive body parts. Changes in mood or behavior |
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Adolescence |
The years spent coming into adulthood |
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Preconventional Thinking |
Self-interests: obeying rules to avoid punishment |
Kohlberg |
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Conventional |
Upholds the law to gain social approval and to maintain order |
Kohlberg |
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Postconventional |
Describes the reflect beliefs in basic rights and self-defined ethical principals |
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Identity |
The resolution of self- definition that unifies our natured and nutered traits |
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Social Identity |
The identity gained from being part of a group |
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Emerging Adulthood |
The phase between 18 and 25 when people are at a very strong standstill because you are an adult but dependent on patents At the peak of physical ability |
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Menopause |
A period in middle adulthood when women's reproductive ability stops |
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Social Clock |
The general ages that a culture expects someone to be doing at certain part of their lives such as marriage |
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Empty Nest Syndrome |
When all the children of the house leave and the parents are in crisis. However, most parents finds this as a relife and a tone to pursue happiness |
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Ageism |
A Prejudist against someone based on their age. Often a self-fufillinh prophecy.
Rarely gets called out on Destructive Protecting: discouraging actions from older people from doing things because we assume they cant |
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