Exam 11: Social-Emotional Development in Children
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Exam 11: Social-Emotional Development in Children74 Questions
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__ is the ability of the primary caregiver to detect and respond to non-verbal cues with which the infant signals its need
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When the mother returns in the strange situation, the insecure-ambivalent infant may rush back to her, but is equally likely to resist her attempts at soothing.
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According to Coi and Dodge's _________categories of sociometric status. Children who are frequently categorised both as 'liked most' and 'liked least' belong to the _________popularity type.
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Higher levels of sensitive responsiveness have been associated with insecure attachment types
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Andersson (1996) followed up 128 Swedish children who had experiences day care in early childhood and found
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Atypical attachments have been recognised in major systems of psychiatric classification and are referred to as
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Babies that score highly on this dimension of temperament are the most outgoing and least shy of the bunch
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an attachment
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According to the five categories of sociometric status, children who are rarely categories as 'liked most' or 'liked least' by their peers belong to the neglected popularity type.
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Beginning when the infant is about 6 months old, an intimate bond develops between caregivers and infants, called
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In younger children friendship can only be defined using _______.
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Three-year old Tatiana is always on high alert. When her mother leaves her in the care of her baby-sitter, she is often unconsoloable, even when her mother returns to try and ease the stress of the situation. Tatiana exhibits this attachment style
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__________infants show friendliness toward strangers if the mother is present, but wariness if the mother is absent.
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Apart from parenting style, parents may have an influence on their children's personality and social development indirectly by influencing the choices the children make regarding peers.
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Coie and Dodge (1983) asked children to categorise their peers as
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The unique experiences of each infant that contribute to the environmental portion of temperament and other developmental phenomenon are termed the
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In the strange situation task, attachment researchers are most interested in
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_________is a form of learning that occurs rapidly during a _________period and which the animal is biologically prepared to acquire.
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Hinde et al (1985) defined friends as children who choose to play together more than
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Which of the following is not a dimension of temperament proposed by Buss and Plomin (1984)?
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