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| feeling/affect that occurs when person in a state or interaction that is important to him/her |
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| emotions that are present in humans and other animals and emerge early in life |
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require self awareness that involves consciousness and sense of "me"
(jealousy, pride, shame) |
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Chess and Thomas: Classification
easy child |
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| positive mood, regular routine, new experiences |
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Chess and Thomas: Classification
difficult child |
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| cries alot, irregular routine, slow to adapt to change |
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Chess and Thomas: Classification
slow to warm up child |
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| low activity level, somewhat negative |
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| Kagan's behavioral inhibtion |
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| shows some continuity from infant to early childhood |
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Rothbart and Bates Classification
extraversion/surgency |
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| positive anticipation, sensation seeking |
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Rothbart and Bates Classification
negative affectivity |
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| fear, frustration, sad, discomfort |
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Rothbart and Bates Classification
effortful control |
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| has strategies for soothing selves |
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| may develop shame and doubt |
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| if cant do things for themselves |
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| observational measure of infant attafchment in which infant experiences series of introductions, separation, and reunions with caregiver and adult stranger |
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when caregier is around explore room and play, when they depart infant protest midly
caregiver: consistent, infants needs |
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insecurites by avoiding caregiver
caregiver: unavailable |
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| insecure resistant babies |
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cling to caregiver, then resist by fighting closeness; cry when leave
caregiver: inconsistent |
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| insecure disorganized babies |
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shoe insecurity by being disoriented
caregiver: abuse |
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| adjusting level of guidance to fit childs performance |
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