Family and Parenting/Behavioural and Social Development
uses principles of operant conditioning to accomplish behaviour change
Behaviour Modification
A child between the ages of one and three.
What is a toddler?
This number compares your baby to other babies that are the same age.
What are percentiles?
convey the messages are used but the articles and grammatical parts of speech are not included
What is telegraphic speech?
infants exhibit social engagement by smiling to respond to those who give them positive attention.
What is social smiling?
behaviours followed by consequences that are satisfying will be repeated and behaviours that are followed unpleasant consequences are likely to be repeated.
What is law of effect?
skilled use of one's hands
What is Fine motor skills?
genetic difference between individuals is what contributes to a species adaptation to its environment
What is Genetic Variation?
What is reciprocity?
fear that when parents leave, they will not return
What is separation anxiety?
Providing food, clothing and shelter, Encouraging Learning, Developing self-esteem, Nurturing friendships with peers, Providing harmony and stability
What is family tasks?
decreased responsiveness to a stimulus after repeated presentation
What is habituation?
What is an isochromosome?
Type of play in which toddlers play in same room, but not with one another.
What is solitary play?
Logical, Liinguistic, Spatial
What are skills measured in a standard IQ test?
Can happen when the parent is lonely, or perhaps the parent is trying to win a popularity contest against a spouse or other parents
What is "Pal" type parenting?
Poor Sucking, Hard to feed, Weak cry, Stiff or Floppy muscles
What is failure to thrive?
Drugs, Chemicals, Sexually transmitted Infections, Maternal Disease, Maternal Stress
characterized by difficulties with accurate and or fluent word recognition by poor spelling and decoding abilities
What is dyslexia?
Analytical, Creative, Practical
What is triarchic theory of intelligence/ Sternberg's 3 kinds of intelligence?
how we develop many of our emotional responses to people or events or our “gut level” reactions to situations
What is Classical Conditioning?
Displaced Child's Disease
What is Kwashiorkor?
Preeclampsia, deep vain thrombosis, susceptibility to infection
What is major complications with pregnancy?
Cooperative, friendly children who tend to do well in their academics
What is popular prosocial children?
the process through which the activated emotions is changed by deliberate actions taken by the self
what is emotional regulation?