Erikson
This stage happens from the ages of 2-4, and can result in children feeling guilty if their independence is not supported.
Initiative vs. Guilt
This parenting style is characterized by the motto: “I want to be my child’s best friend!”
Permissive Parenting
Object permanence begins to develop during this stage
Sensorimotor
Rapid attachment usually seen in animals like migratory birds
Imprinting
Twin Studies are used to research this debate
Nature vs. Nurture
During young adulthood, and has teenagers considering personal relationships
Intimacy vs. Isolation
This parenting style tends to result in the worst outcomes for children
Neglectful Parenting
The Preoperational Stage is characterized by this kind of thinking
Magical Thinking
This kind of attachment results in healthy future relationships
Secure Attachement
This type of development is characterized by language skills, literacy, and mathematical thinking
Cognitive Development
Key Question: Did I lead a successful life?
Ego Integrity vs. Despair
This parenting style offers the most positive results
Authoritative/Democratic Parenting
Conservation tasks are understood during what stage of development?
Concrete Operational
This type can also be called disorganized attachment
Fearful
These can endanger the overall health of a fetus
Teratogens
Outcomes include feelings of usefulness and accomplishment
Generativity vs. Self Absorption
Results include emotionally stiff and apprehensive children
Autocratic Parenting/Authoritarian
The Formal Operational stage sees which two types of thinking?
Abstract and Hypothetical
She is the researcher that studied attachment
Mary Ainsworth
He studied the importance of physical touch between parents and children
Harry Harlow
Can result in a pessimistic personality
Trust vs. Mistrust
The researcher who identified the original trio of parenting styles
Diana Baumrind
What does the Three Mountains Test assess?
Egocentrism
Characterized by the fear of abandonment
Anxious Attachment
"Head to feet" Development
Cephalocaudal