Ch. 12-Child Development
Separation anxiety
A child crying when their father drops them off at daycare illustrates this
Attention
A new brother or sister prompts many children to want more ______ for themselves.
Cooperative play
Actually playing with another child
Self-concept
Develops from personal feelings of accomplishment; formed in response to the actions and attitudes of others, the time from birth to age three is critical in the formation of self-concept, opportunities to master skills help promote a positive self-concept
Negativism
Doing the opposite of what others want; Causes: the desire for independence, frustration over inability to control body and words, growing awareness of the self as a seperate person
Family
During this stage, a child's relationships with ________ indicate his or her emotional development and adjustment.
Strong relationship with Parents
Foundation for building emotional and social health
Temper tantrums
Giving in to these will make them more likely to occur in the future.
Sharing
Having children help pass out snacks to a group strengthens their concept of this
Explanations
Method of guiding behavior that is appropriate for three-year-olds but not younger children
Choices
Offering these allows young children the chance to feel they are in control
Jealousy
One form of this is seen in young children when they become upset at signs of affections between parents
Child development
Parents/Caregivers who understand this are less likely to react angrily to a toddler's misbehavior
Fears
Talking about situations and reading books are two ways to helping children handle these
18 months
Temper tantrums may begin as early as this age
Empathy
The ability to put yourself in another person's place
Imaginary
These friends can give a child a way to safely explore different feelings and thoughts; only a problem when it persists for many years
Self-centeredness
Thinking about one's own needs and wants and not those of others
Simple
When giving directions to a toddler, it's important to keep your request like this
Tension
Children may use methods such as thumb sucking or nail biting to relieve this
3 year olds
Crave praise and affection
2 1/2 year olds
Desire for independence begins to strengthen
Parallel Play
Playing alongside another child
Socialization
Process of learning to get along with people in groups
Sibling rivalry
Some brothers and sisters show this as they compete for parent's attention