psych exam 4

temperament

genetic based tendencies to respond to predictable

Emily Acts Social (EAS)

Eomtionally, Activity , Sociability

2 forms of distress

Fearful (escape ) and angry ( protest )

Hamilton Hold

stops the baby from crying —→ if not this can be a sign the baby is sick

Rouge test

red spot on baby’s face test to see if baby has self recgonition

Harry hallows experiment

monkey going towards fluffily feel like monkey instead of the barred moneky that has food

undiscriminating social responsiveness (phase 1)

2-3 months

discriminating social responsiveness (phase 2)

2-3 months to 6-7 months

true attachment (phase 3 )

6 months to 3 years

goal-corrected partnership (phase 4)

3 years and up

mary ainsworth

created the strange situation test

peer

relationship with equal power

role conflict

2 or more roles that are incompatible

nuclear family

immediate family

multigenerational family

children and grandparents live in same household

reconstituted family

75 % divorced family remarriages with children becomes stepparents

latchkey kid

child who comes home before parent has a key to the house

“ sandwich generation”

taking care of children and grandparents while being in mid 40’s

types of child abuse

neglect, physical,sexual, emotional/physiological

crowded nest / boomerang effect

children coming back home after college or getting a job

who’s national guard

the grandparents

3 types of grandparents

remote, companionate, involved

remote

distant geographically not usually seen

companionate

have un with grandchildren usually seen

involved

starts to be seen as doing caretaking roles