Chapter Nine: Social and Emotional Development in Early Childhood
Across
- 5. task that requires regulating behavior not much emotional regulation
- 7. Path that leads children towards the standards, values, and knowledge of their society
- 8. social/cultural group’s informal conventions regarding under what circumstances emotions should be expressed and how they should be expressed
- 11. Psychodynamic view of moral development, operates unconsciously on basis of “pleasure principle”, strives for immediate satisfaction of bodily drives
- 12. Self focused emotional reaction to another person’s distress, associated with poor social skills
- 15. Freudian complex that states young girls will blame their mother for their “castrated” condition, and compete with their mother for their father’s affection
- 18. task that requires regulating emotions/motivations, more difficult for children
- 19. A psychological process in which children try to look/act/be like significant people in their social environment
- 20. persons SUBJECTIVE sense of being particular individual
- 21. Intermediary between id and social world, enables children to regulate their behavior, strives to satisfy bodily drives while taking reality into account
Down
- 1. Theory that states rules that dictate right and wrong fall into three domains with different generality (moral rules, social conventions, personal sphere)
- 2. Personal sense of belonging to an ethnic group defined according to cultural heritage
- 3. Inhibition of impulsive actions
- 4. Children’s personal sense of their gender
- 6. person’s sense of their OBJECTIVE characteristics
- 7. Learning to control one’s thoughts, emotions, and actions
- 9. type of aggression which harms someone's friendships by gossiping or excluding from activities
- 10. behavior which involves voluntary actions intended to benefit others (ex: sharing, helping, caregiving, compassion)
- 13. Feelings of sorrow or concern for another, an emotional component of empathy
- 14. Moral development, around age 5 children internalize adult standards and rules, fundamental to children's abilities to regulate behaviors according to personal sense of right or wrong
- 16. Sharing of another person’s emotions/feelings
- 17. Freudian complex that states that young boys desire to get rid of their father for their mother’s affection