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Cognitive
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Social-Emotional
Emotional-Social
Physical
100
Continually monitoring progress toward a goal.
What is cognitive self-regulation?
100
An educational approach that requires children to construct knowledge through joint activities with peers.
What is a social-constructivist classroom?
100
The adolescent's belief that they are the object of everyone's attention.
What is the imaginary audience?
100
The adolescent's belief that no one else could possibly understand what they're going through.
What is the personal fable?
100
This gender has good outcomes when puberty is experienced early because the child moves closer to the "American ideal".
What are early-maturing males?
200
The ability to mentally retrace the steps of an operation.
What is reversibility of thought?
200
A type of thought that emphasizes unique, varied, and appropriate solutions to problems.
What is divergent thinking?
200
In response to stressors, this approach includes analyzing the situation and constructing realistic possibilities for action.
What is problem-centered coping?
200
Some factors that promote this outcome include personal, family and extrafamilial.
What is resilience?
200
The average number of years a female is ahead of males in terms of pubertal development.
What is two years?
300
Mental representation of a familiar, large-scale space.
What is a cognitive map?
300
This theorist suggested intelligence is a combination of analytical, practical, and creative intelligences.
What is Sternberg's triarchic theory of successful intelligence?
300
Comparisons of our own ability relative to the performance of our peers.
What is social comparison?
300
Erikson's conflict of middle childhood.
What is industry vs. inferiority?
300
This eating disorder is characterized by distorted body image and a compulsive fear of getting fat.
What is anorexia nervosa?
400
The ability to control distracting stimuli, either internal or external.
What is inhibition?
400
When a child adopts the positive or negative attitudes their teacher holds towards them.
What is an education self-fulfilling prophecy?
400
A preference for one's own racial group.
What is in-group favoritism?
400
These two characteristics of an individual determine their identity status.
What is exploration & Commitment?
400
This self-esteem domain is highly correlated with an adolescent's overall self-esteem.
What is physical appearance?
500
Gradual mastery of logical concepts.
What is the continuum of acquisition?
500
A form of intelligence comprised of perceiving emotions, understanding emotions, and regulating emotions.
What is emotional intelligence?
500
This peer status is characterized by lots of "liked" votes, and very few "disliked" votes.
What is popular-prosocial?
500
An example of this status could be an individual who blindly follows the career guidance of their parents.
What is identify foreclosure?
500
In adolescence, this growth trend reverses.
What is the cephalocaudal trend?