stage 1: infants
(birth to 1 year)
(birth to 1 year)
it occurs when the child's voluntary actions are reinforced by positive stimuli
operant conditioning
the ability to understand or have concern for someone other than oneself
empathy
what play can dan help preschoolers express their feelings
Dramatic play
one thing that teens go through
puberty
interactive style relying on neglect
permissive style
interacting style relying on two-way communication
authoratative
a form of attentive listening
active listening
something a girl needs the most support on once a month
peroid
healthy emotional ties to caregiver or guardian
secure attachment
toddlers use various blank to help them cope with being little in a big world
cuddlies
reflecting feelings expressed by others
mirror
one's motivation to work constructively
industry
actions that are unplanned, devoid of forethought
unconscious reactions
how does awareness of cause and effect develop?
toddlers tirelessly explore cause-and-effect relationships in social interactions.
seeing oneself as a worthwhile individual
self esteem
the feeling of being incapable
inferiority
can children understand body language?
yes, from birth children respond to facial expression, tone of voice, and body movement
who said the quote: be a wonderful role model because you will be the window through which many children will see their future
Thomas McKinnon
personal worth
self concept
who said the quote: there is nothing noble about being superior to some other man. true nobility is being superior to your previous self
Hindu proverb