Understanding Children's Behavior
Across
- 3. Learning through association between stimuli and response
- 6. Confidence in one’s own worth and abilities
- 10. growth, Ability to manage and express emotions appropriately
- 11. style, Parenting style with few rules and high warmth
- 13. Independence, and self-control
- 15. Stage where children begin to use language and symbols but lack logical reasoning
- 16. discipline Able to regulate impulses
- 18. growth, Ability to interact and build relationships with others
- 21. Permanence, Understanding that objects continue to exist even when out of sight
- 22. Reflecting the feelings expressed by someone else
Down
- 1. Thinking about one’s own thinking
- 2. Seeing the world only from one’s own perspective
- 4. Development from head to toe
- 5. Anything that triggers a response
- 7. style, Parenting style with strict rules and little warmth
- 8. Learning by observing and imitating others
- 9. the feeling of being incapable
- 12. Ability to understand and share another’s feelings
- 14. attachment, A strong emotional bond between child and caregiver
- 17. Behavior Behavior acquired through experience or observation
- 19. Conceptual thinking not tied to concrete objects
- 20. Stage where infants learn through senses and actions