Developmental Stages
How many development stages are there
5
When a child does not meet all developmental tasks
Unmet Developmental Task
Babies do not come with these.
Instructions
Too Harsh
This type of punishment is an especially poor way to get children to behave.
Physical Punishment
This stage is ages 7 to 11
Preadolescences
Adopting new beliefs causing conflict between there parents. What trigger is this?
Peer Relationships
Children need there parents to do this
Express Love
Often don't allow their children to speak up.
Too Strict
Praise
What stage has the emotional task of learning to understand different feelings and how to express them
Early Childhood
When families have very serious problems
Family Crises
Establish clear and unchanging BLANK.
RULES
When a child feels confused about what is right and wrong
Too inconsistent
These can be understood by and made sense to a child of a given age
Appropriate consequences
When basic needs are not met causing them to learn not to trust others. What stage and task is this describing?
Infancy Stage and Social Task
These can be triggers for adolecent drug use.
Chronic medical and psychiatric Problems
Encouraging independence and listening to there children's point of view. What parenting skill is this?
Showing sensitivity
Parents who constantly give in to there child
Whether a child fails or succeeds you should
Praise efforts not just successes
Struggles for one's own identity. What Stage and Task is this describing?
Adolescence Stage and Social Task
Parental Strictness, parental rejection, and negligent parents
Parent-Child Relationship
Name 3 parenting skills that create a healthy foundation.
Expressing love, setting rules, and showing sensitivity.
Researchers have found that children are more likely to have problems if there parents were. Provide 2 correct answers
Too strict, lenient, harsh or inconsistent
It is important to use punishment and praise properly to teach children in a
healthy manner