Characteristics
Strive independence from who:
Parents
Erikson's 4th Psychological Crisis
Industry vs Inferiority
Children are called this when they seem unscathed by early experiences.
Resilient
Out of a nonshared and shared environment, children are least affected by
shared environments
Having this gives victims a psychological defense.
Friends
Start to have preferences regarding:
Extracurricular activities
Parents gradually grant more of this to children to ensure happiness and capability.
Autonomy
This is crucial when a child experiences a stressful event.
Interpretation
Family structures refer to connections regarding:
genetics and legal connections
Bullying is split into these four categories.
Physical, verbal, relational, cyberbullying
Starts to do this less often.
Get punished
This is crucial to developing a specific and realistic self concept.
Social comparison
Resilience is a positive adaptation of
stress
The family stress model says a risk factor damages a family when:
it increases stress on the parents.
When child culture conflicts with adult morality, children ally themselves with:
Peers
Starts to be able to take care of:
Younger children, pets, even work.
Process
Almost every child can withstand one trauma because trauma is:
cumulative
Unpopular children have these characteristics.
They misinterpret social situations, lack emotional regulation, and experience mistreatment at home.
This group of children have neither friends nor sympathizers.
Bully-victims
Gets better at dealing with this:
Time
Children develop an idea about themselves with these aspects.
Intelligence, personality, abilities, gender, ethnicity.
Middle childhood is when children depend on family for:
food, learning, and life
Unpopular children are split into these categories:
Neglected, aggressive-rejected, and withdrawn-rejected
Middle childhood has children move from thinking preconventional and retribution focused to:
Conventional and restitution focused thinking.