Developmental Psychology: Chapters 10 & 11

5. / A biologically based behavioural style that is stable across situations.
7. / The last name of the researcher who developed Attachment Theory.
8. The self-absorption that is characteristic of a teen's search for identity.
10. The process of integrating into and adopting the customs of a different culture.
12. A type of attachment in which the baby seems dazed and confused when the mother leaves and when she comes back.
14. / ______ emotions: These emotions involve feelings of success when standards are met, and feelings of failure when they are not.
15. Self-_______: Refers to a person's view of their own worth.

1. An attachment style characterized by warmth and security.
2. A phase of identity formation in which the adolescent determines their identity largely by what their parents have told them.
3. / These adults describe childhood experiences emotionally and often express anger or confusion regarding relationships with their caregivers.
4. / A type of attachment style in which the infant is upset when the mother leaves and remains upset even when she returns.
6. This field of psychology studies how human behaviours represent successful adaptation to the environment.
9. Last name of the researcher who categorized adolescent identity formation into 4 phases.
11. _______ thinking: A type of thinking that involves considering second-order beliefs (thinking about what another person thinks).
13. Self-_______: Refers to a person's attitudes, behaviours, and values that a person believes make himself or herself a unique individual.