Parenting Styles
Type of parent who is very controlling and demanding but not very supportive of their child
Authoritarian
Interpersonal
Type of temperament when a baby is happy, calm and adaptable
Easy
A child in this stage is egocentric and does not use logic yet. They also cannot conserve yet
Pre-operational
The set of attributes that define who we are
Self-concept
Type of parent who is neither demanding nor supportive of their child; they may be struggling with addiction
Neglecting/uninvolved
Howard Gardner said there are ______ different kinds of intelligence (how many?)
Eight
This bond between caregiver and child can lead to better social skills and cognitive development for kids
Attachment
Kids sometimes think that inanimate objects have lifelike qualities. This type of thinking is called ______________.
Animistic
The amount of spanking recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics
None!
Type of parent who is highly supportive of their child, but has few or no expectations of them
Permissive-indulgent
The average IQ score is...
100
Type of temperament; involves strong reactions and withdrawal from new things
Slow-to-warm-up
Ages when a child is in Piaget's pre-operational stage
2 - 6 years
Type of play where kids work towards a common goal (e.g., playing "house")
Cooperative
Type of parent who is supportive of their child but also has expectations of them; this is the best parenting style for most families
Authoritative
The three components of Sternberg's theory of intelligence are Conventional, Practical and.....?
Creative
When a baby receives comfort from their caregiver after being upset, they have this type of attachment
Secure
Sociodramatic play
Type of play when a child is playing entirely by themselves; they are an "onlooker"
Nonsocial
A child parented in this style tends to be very demanding of adults (hint: it's one of Baumrind's styles)
Permissive-indulgent
The correlation between IQ and outcomes in life, such as educational and occupational attainment, is considered....
Strange Situation
Understanding that the amount of something does not change even if the shape of it does
Conservation
Type of play where children exchange toys but they are not playing together
Associative