What is the characteristics of children with emotional and behavioral disorders?
200
Children who are generally more intrinsically motivated to learn. (description)
What is children who percieve themselves as competent?
200
This arises from internal sources such as curiosity, interest, enjoyment, and innate strivings for mastery and growth.
What is intrinsic motivation?
300
The development of self control, initiative, and purpose.
What is the early and middle childhood stage establishing, according to Erikson.
300
The close, affective relationship formed between a child and one or more caregivers. (definition)
What is "attachment" as it relates to childhood?
300
Parent's who are lax in their discipline, inconsistent in dealig with misbehavior, or abusive tend to have children who are aggressive and antisocial.
What is the role of the home environment on social and emotional disorders?
300
The developmental trend of children understanding that they may have thoughts and feelings that are hidden from others. (defintion)
What is the psychological self?
300
This is a need to learn or act that arises from external contingencies, such as winning an award, parental demands, or to achieve a high grade.
What is extrinsic motivation?
400
This stage claims that adolescents must find out who they are, what they value, and a direction for their lives. (stage)
What is the Identity vs. role confusion stage on Erickson's Stages of Psychosocial Development?
400
Mary Ainsworth was the first developmental researcher to study differences in the quality of attachments infants form with their caregivers. She created a laboratory procedure.
What is the "strange situation"?
400
Collaboration with special education teachers, speech pathologists, and mental health professionals.
What is resources to help students in school with emotional and behavioral disorders?
400
Affects children's competence perceptions in both academic and nonacademic domains. (factor)
What is age?
400
People's judgement of their ability to perform a task gven the skills they possess and the circumstances they face.
What is self-efficacy?
500
Consider that Erickson's theory is based soley on men.
What is one of the limitations on Erickson's theory?
500
It is the first affectionate relationship that children form, and attachment theorists believe it serves as an important foundation for developing the self, emotions, and morality.
What is the effect of early attachment relations?
500
Demonstrate respect for diversity, self-control when frustrated, and effective interpersonal communication skills.
What is needed from people who work with students with emotional and behavioral disorders?
500
Although young people's self-esteem judgements may become more stable and positive with age, important changes occur as students enter this stage.
What is adolescence?
500
This factor can make it difficult of minority youths to develop positive perceptions of their abilities.