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pyschology2
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Describe three characteristics of an easy child according to Thomas and chess | Have a positive dispostion. They show curiosity about new situations and their emotions are moderate or low intensity |
| Discuss three characteristics of a difficult child according to Thomas and chess | Have more negative moods and are slow to adapt to new situations when confronted with a new situation they tend to withdrawal |
| Describe three characteristics of a slow to warm up child according to Thomas and chess | The three characteristics of a slow to warm up child are inactive showing relatively calm reactions to their environment |
| Thomas and chess found that percent of children has easy temperament | 40% |
| Maggie is one year old cheese sometimes sleeps through the night sometimes takes naps she is unsure on at me in new situations but give a chance to get used to it she usually okay | Slow to warm up |
| Each Child's level of is a product of two internal assessments or judgment | Self-esteem |
| Jane's educational system and is someone Jane really looks up to. Her assistant tells Jane," Jane I know you can do it! If you don't get perfect on your assignment then i will know you didn't try hard enough and I will be extremely disappointed with you | Jane's self-esteem would have a negative impact she will thing all the time she needs to impress the teacher also her self-esteem would be low |
| Define self-esteem | Self-esteem is an overall evaluation of one's based on an assessment of the qualities that make out your self concept |
| Describe to visible signs of attachment | The two visible signs of attachment is clingy and following |
| Define attachment | The positive emotion bond that develops between child and particular in the special individual |
| List four phases in the development of attachment | One undiscriminating social responsiveness two discriminating social responsiveness. Three active proximity seeking or true attachment for goals connected partnership |
| Do infants only form attached with their mothers | No babies can explore the world interack with others in venture away |
| Joey's parents play peekaboo with him who is more likely to do this mother or his father | Joey's mother would play peekaboo with him as mothers are more nurturing their children |
| joey's parents is playing rough with him more like this mother or father | Joey's father would play roughhouse with's fathers are more physical with their children in a good way just |
| List the four factors for insecure attachment | Restraint attachment avoidance attachment disorganize or disoriented attachment secure attachment |
| Define internal working model | intternal working model means to have an understanding |
| Draw the diagram used in class for the attachment dance | Step one baby feels needs step two baby emits promoting promoting behavior step three caregivers responds step four if baby is responded to consistently trust develops |
| In contrast to parents of insecurely attached infants the parents of securely attached infants | Are most sensitive in their interaction with their infant |
| Melanie is just one week old. Her mother is depressed. What do you recommend in order to ensure that Melanie and her mother have a good chance to form secure attachment | Melanie mom should some help for her depression and get family members or friends to watch Melanie |
| With his parenting style is associated with best outcomes for children | The best outcome for children is an authitative parent |
| Parents who are high and responsiveness and I in demandingness in this control best fit which parenting style | Authoritative |
| .Mary who is 13 years old wants to go to special school functions with her friends. She would not be able to be home for her 9 PM curfew. However she could be home by 10 PM and besides it is on Friday night so there is no school next day | authoritarian |
| the nextMary who is 13 years old wants to go to a rock concert in another city with her friends who are 18 and 20 years old and are planning to stay over night in the car and skip school | Permissive |
| Describe authoritative parenting with reference to responsiveness and demandingness and control | Authoritative Parenting and rules and flexible may give the child a chance to ask questions how they feel the rules |
| Describe authoritarian parenting with reference to responsiveness and demandingness and control | authoritarian parentingIs they don't explain the rules to the child it's the parents way or no way at all |
| Describe permissive parenting with reference to responsiveness and demandingness and control | Permissive parenting is very few rules that are not reinforced not demanding and not recommended |
| Describe neglectectful/ uninvolved parenting with reference to responsiveness and demandingness and control | Neglectful/uninvolved parenting wouldn't have don't care to set rules or enforce them, |
| list Elizabeth Kulber- Ross's 5 stage of dying | 1 denial and isolation 2 anger 3 bargaining 4 depression 5 acceptance |
| List the four concept in the Western understanding of death | 1 finality 2 irreversibly 3 universality 4 biological causlity |
| Define biological death | To be Judged" dead" a person must follow the criteria to be totally unresponsive to stimuli including painful ones |
| Define social death | Two point at which the deceased person is treated like a corpse by others |
| Billy thinks that his pet gold fish who die may come back to life if he just feeds it more. Howl would you expect Billy to be | Four years |
| Anne asks her mom," does grandma get hungry?" About her grandma who died last month. She is questioning which aspect of death | Biological causality |
| Is the following statement true or false: howl one understands that is influenced by one's level of cognitive development. Explain | It is true because children and adults have a different understanding about death |
| What is the average age at death for Canadian women? Canadian men? | Canadian men average age at death is 77 years Canadian women average age at death is 82 years |
| Define euthanasia. What is the difference between active and passive euthanasia? | The difference of active and passive euthanasia is active euthanasia deliberately and directly causing a person's death and passive euthanasia is with holding extraordinarily lifesaving treatment |
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