Ch. 7
numbers should always be recited in same order
stable order
smiling that occurs before 6 weeks is caused by
reflex
List 3 symptoms of depression
depressed mood
loss of interest/pleasure in activities
weight loss
insomnia/excessive sleeping
feelings of worthlessness/inappropriate guilt
inability to think/concentrate
recurrent thoughts of death
attachment in the making
age when a child should understand a plant is a living thing
7-8 years
age when infants begin laughing
3-4 months
List 2 causes of depression
puberty
focusing on negative emotions
early maturity
socioeconomical stress
body image and appearance
an emotional bond with a special person that is enduring across space and time
attachment
age when a child should pass the false-belief test
5 years
at this age, children begin experiencing stranger anxiety
8 months
a social group's informal norm about when, where, and how much one should show emotions, and when/where displays of emotion should be suppressed or masked by displays of other emotions.
the idea that the presence of a trusted caregiver provides an infant or toddler with a sense of security that makes it possible for the child to explore the environment
secure base
more advanced type of play that involves social interaction
Sociodramatic play
Guilt, pride, embarrassment, and pride are examples of
self-conscious emotions
the ability to achive personal goals in social interactions while still maintaining positive relationships with others.
social competence
Name the 4 patterns of infant attachment
1. insecure-avoidant
2. secure
3. insecure-resistant/ambivalent
4. disorganized
Brooke giving her dad a juice box instead of a cup of coffee because she likes juice is an example of
desire
What is the key factor that separation anxiety is dependent on?
whether child walks away from mom OR mom walks away from child
this person is responsible for attachment theory
John Bowlby
an important factor contributing to the security of an infant's attachment. It can be exhibited in a variety of ways including responsive caregiving
parental sensitivity