Attachment
What Harlow's monkeys proved.
What is...that infant attachment involves comfort, not just food.
The term for persons who do not identify with any gender category.
What is agender.
The two main factors that determine friend selection.
What are proximity and similarity.
The kinds of self-esteem boys are higher in.
What are athletic, appearance, and self-satisfaction.
"It is wrong to steal candy because you will get in trouble if you get caught."
What is Kohlberg's preconventional stage of moral reasoning development.
Why your friend keeps dating the same kind of emotionally unavailable people over and over.
What is...the inner working model.
The statistic used to decide whether gender differences are important or meaningful.
What is effect size.
Why play is important for development.
What is...let's kids try out social roles...provides way to learn about the world...teaches social skills...helps kids deal with stressful situations or problems...let's kids practice negotiation, collaboration.
The reason adolescents develop a personal fable.
What is egocentrism caused by greater ability to understand the perspectives of other people.
Do this to help children take on moral values of the parents.
What is...use disciplinary practices that are low in power and high in reasoning.
Insecure-resistant attachment pattern.
What is extremely upset at separation, lack of exploration, not soothed at reunion.
The age when kids generally understand that their gender is not likely to change.
What is...around 5 or 6 years old.
Gender differences in friendship.
What is...boys tend to be more activity based, girls are more intimate and disclosing.
What happens to self-concept as kids get older, according to Harter.
What is that it becomes more differentiated.
To encourage children to share with others, this helps.
What is...make them sympathize with those to whom they would donate.
SLC6A4
What is...that's OK. I don't know, either.
Gender schema theory
What is...the idea that children gradually build schemas about what gender means, what their gender identity is, and what is gender-appropriate behavior.
The five sociometric categories
What are popular, rejected, neglected, average, controversial.
The identity diffusion stage.
What is the name for the identity status where the person is not committed to an identity and not actively exploring options.
Conflict over possessions.
What is...instrumental aggression.
These people are inhibited with their emotional expressiveness.
What is...kids who had insecure/avoidant attachment patterns.
Kohlberg's 3 stages of gender-role development
What are gender identity, gender stability, and gender constancy.
Most likely to be bullied.
Who are withdrawn-rejected kids.
Acculturation
What is the process of adopting the values and behaviors of the dominant culture in a society.
Reactive aggression
What is...emotionally driven, hostile aggression that is often caused by a hostile attribution bias.