Self Esteem
Name the type of self-esteem:
"Although sometimes it can be challenging, math comes really easy to me"
scholastic competence
What are emotional display rules?
rules in a particular society or group that hold standards to which emotions are appropriate to display.
What is relational aggression?
"an indirect form of aggression involving gossiping, rumors or exclusion of another child in order to damage that child's other social relationships."
How long does it take for behavior to improve/recover after a parental divorce or separation? (take a guess)
At least 1 or 2 years
Name the self-esteem type:
I never get in trouble at school. Often times I get rewarded for my random acts of kindness!
behavior conduct
What are the three types of coping?
Cope behaviorally, cope emotionally and cope cognitively
What do kids tend to look for in their friendships?
Support, approval, companionship and stability
Can a sibling negatively affect the self esteem of child?
Most definitely. The sibling tends to project negative feelings onto the other siblings.
Name the self-esteem type(s):
Everyone thinks I am the best on the soccer team. I get along with all of my teammates!
Athletic competence & Social competenc
what is a growth mindset?
The belief that ability comes with effort and practice
What is distributive justice -charity based?
When one gets a reward purley because they do not have one
What is a zone of proximal development?
things the learner can do only with a specific amount of help
Children whose parents lavishly praise them tend to have higher or lower self-esteem. and why
Lower- extreme praise sets up an impossible standard of achievement that is internalized by the child- who then feels like they cannot meet his/her standards.
What is a fixed mindset?
The belief that one has a fixed amount of ability.
what is social conventional rule?
Things children are supposed to do or are expected to do
What is parental gatekeeping?
This is someone who prevents their child from reaching new environments. It restricts a child's access to new social experiences.
what is learned helplessness?
When children attribute to their failures as lack of ability and success as a matter of luck
What does Bullying stem from?
Lack of control. Bullying starts with someone who is originally rejected by their peers.
what is distributive justice? (Merit based)
the distribution of rewards or earnings to people who have worked on a task
What is autonomy-supportive parenting?
parenting that helps a child satisfy basic needs. (socially, independently and competently)