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This term describes the powerful bond of love between a caregiver and a child.
Attachment
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These are feelins of pride, shame or guilt.
Self-conscious emotions
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These type of infants eat and sleep on a regular schedule, are happy and are easily soothed.
Easy babies
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This is the process by which children are taught to obey the norms of society and to behave in socially appropriate ways.
Socializaion
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Babies with this type of attachment use their mothers as a secure base to venture out to explore.
Securely attached
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The sense of being totally emotionally in tune
synchrony
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What is the term used to describe when a baby frequently looks back to their mother ("checks in") while exploring?
Social Referencing
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Infants with this type of attachment rarely show separation anxiety or emotion when their caregiver returns.
Avoidant
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This signal of attachment occurs when a baby gets upset when the caregiver leaves.
Separation anxiety
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Beginning around 7 months of age, babies get nervous around people other than their primary caregiver. This is called...
Stranger anxiety
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What socialization strategy should parents avoid when dealing with a rambunctious toddler?
Power assertion
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This term refers to tailoring one's parenting to a child's temperamental needs.
Goodness of fit
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According to Bowlby, life begins with what three-month-long phase?
Preattachment phase
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This term describes a person's characteristic, inborn style of dealing with the world.
Temperament
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These type of toddlers are more prone to be fearful throughout childhood.
Inhibited toddlers
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Erikson used this term to describe when toddlers confront the challenge of understanding that they are separate individuals.
Autonomy
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Which psychologist studied attachment by raising baby monkeys with a wire "mother" and a cloth "mother"?
Harry Harlow
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In Bowlby's theory, this is the mental representation of a caregiver which allows children (over age 3) to be apart from their caregiver.
Working model
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Which psychologist developed a classic test of attachment? i.e. the Strange Situation
Mary Ainsworth
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Which psychologist categorized toddlerhood as the age of autonomy and shame and doubt?
Erik Erikson