Chapter 4

4. Are genetic and hereditary influence on a person development
9. general sense of self; own beliefs; emotions, values, commitments, attitudes
12. A parenting style that is more parent-driven, has strict rules with punishments, and less consideration.
13. A way of parenting that is child-driven, enforces rules and tries to avoid conflict.
14. individual knowledge and beliefs about themselves
16. The large amount of information exposed to an individual over time
17. forming an emotional bond with another person
20. at the age of 3 is when a child is predicted to drop out of school

1. styles Made of the four different styles of parenting, each having different characteristics and different ways of communicating.
2. restricting food intake, fear of weight gain, affects self-esteem; associated with anxiety, depression
3. Biological and stepparents where their children experience emotional conflicts
5. Parenting style that solves problems together with child, clear rules and has an open communication.
6. Monkeys being biased to softer clothed mothers than less comfortable ones showing preference.
7. environmental factors influence human development
8. Esteem value we place on own characteristics, abilities, and behaviors
10. Binge eating, purging to avoid weight gain
11. Neural connections are eliminated to make brain processing more efficient
15. Eating Uncontrolled eating, large quantities of food
18. begin self-care, independence
19. Collosum