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| Define Emotional Development |
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| refers to the individuals awareness and expression of an affective experience |
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| Describe Emotional Development in Newborns |
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a) general state of excitement b) can respond to differences in sound
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| Describe Emotional Development in 3rd month |
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a) distress - muscular tension and crying b) delight - relaxation & smiling
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| Describe Emotional Development in 6th month |
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| Describe Emotional Development in 1 year olds |
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| Describe Emotional Change with Age in a young child (3-4) |
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| Openly express all emotions |
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| Describe Emotional Change with Age in Childhood (6-10) |
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| as they grow older they learn to hide socially unacceptable ones |
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| Describe Emotional Change with Age in Adolescent (12-25 young adult) |
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| Describe Emotional Change with Age in Middle Ages (40-50) |
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| unacceptable ones tend to be more hidden as physical defense decrease |
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| Describe Emotional Change with Age in the Later Life (70+) |
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emotions become more inwardly dealt with less socially attributed a. social circle decreases b. less productive c. burden |
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| Define Social Development |
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| learning to act and live in a society as a member of that society |
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| Describe Social Development in 1 Month |
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| some evidence that social behavior begins at birth (ex. can respond to human face (mask esperiment)) |
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| Describe Social Development in 2 months - 1 year |
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| recognition of people and their presence |
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| Describe Social Development in 1 - 3 years |
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Describe Social Development in Preschool (4yrs) 3 stages |
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a) dependence stage - need adults b) resistance stage - rebel against adult restrictions c) cooperation - accepts adults restriction
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| Describe Social Development Changes in Elementary |
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| entrance to school provides new environment, ideas and attitudes |
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| Describe Social Development Changes in Adolescents |
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a) strive for independence from home b) puberty affects social interaction c) attraction to opposite sex develops
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| attraction to opposite sex stages |
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1) hero stage - admiration of someone 2) puppy love 3) romantic love - stable & mature
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| Describe Social Development Changes in Adulthood |
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social development is centered around education, career, marriage & family
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| Define Intellectual Development |
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| development of mental abilities |
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| What was intellectual development believed to be based on? |
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| Who developed the 4 stages of development? |
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| What were the 4 stages of development? |
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1) Sensory Motor (birth to 2)
2) Pre-operational (2 to 7) 3) Concrete Operational (7 to 11)
4) Formal Operational (11+) |
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1) use of senses and muscular movement to interact with environment 2) realize that they can cause change in surrounding 3) 1st aware of cause and effect
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1) use of symbols and language 2) thinking lacks organization and is still self centered 3) attributes human characteristics to ojects (using their feelings to express thought)
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| Explain Concrete Operational |
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1) logical thinking develops 2) quantity does not change with changing shape
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| Explain Formal Operational |
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1) use of combining possibilities in solving problems 2) learning the cause of events
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| develops knowledge of right and wrong in their society |
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| Who created the 6 stages of Moral Development |
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| List the 6 stages of Moral Development |
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1) judgments made to avoid punishments 2) judgments made in regards to reward or benefit possible 3) judgment made on what will please or help others or avoid disapproval 4) judgment based on respect for authority and ones duty as a citizen 5) based on welfare of community and rights of others 6) decision based on their own principles
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| What are the criticisms to the 6 stages of moral development? |
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1) home environment can alter stages 2) moral reasoning vs. moral behavior
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