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psychosocial conflict: birth-1 year |
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trust vs. mistrust balance of caregiving is sensitive, responsive, and consistent
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psychosocial conflict: 1-3 yrs |
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autonomy vs shame and doubt parents handle independence with tolerance and understanding
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interest happiness anger fear sadness
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binds parent and baby fosters competence reflexive & social smile
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not in response to external stimuli
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~2 months occurs in response to other faces
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7-8 months seen in stranger anxiety
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~ 1 yr checking back and monitoring a caregivers expression for cues how to behave
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| emergence of self-conscious emotions |
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18-24 months involves injury to or enhancement of sense of self (embarassment, guilt, pride)
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| 4 phases of attachment development |
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preattachment phase attachment-in-the-making phase clear-cut attachment phase working model
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birth-3 months infant elicits responses responses lay groundwork
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| attachment-in-the-making phase |
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4-7/8 months respond differently to different people does not yet protest with separation soothed more easily by caregiver
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| clear-cut attachment phase |
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7/8 months-3 yrs singled out caregiver as a special individual stable emotional base separation anxiety
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3+ years internal representation of the primary caregiver
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60% easily comforted upon return
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10-15% crying angry at reunion
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| disorganized/disoriented attachment |
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5-10% bizarre behavior seen in neglected/abused children
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