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Moral Development
right and wrong, people around
Enviornment
positive behavior=positive outcome
negative behavior= negative outcome
Socialization
parents and others teach
Internalization
individual adopts
Moral Identity
guilt and conscience
Prosocial behaviors
help, symapthy, empathy
Antisocial behaviors
hurt, anger
Emotional
good emotions= good behavior
bad emotions= bad behavior
Cognitive
moral reasoning
Kohlberg
pre conventional, reward+punishment
Gilligan
gender+ moral reasoning (girls care) (boys justice, impersonal)
Kohlberg Theory
preconventional: punishment
conventional: social rules
postconventional: justice
Externalizing behaviors
impulsive “acting out”
Internalizing behaviors
depression, anxiety, phobias “inward causes depression”
Constructive conflict
parents disagree but work together positively
Boundary Ambiguity
lack of clarity, in+out family system
Parents effects model
parents cause characteristic in children
Child effects model
childs characteristics determines parenting style parents use
Transactional model
between parent and child
Positive Parenting Styles
Inductive discipline- clear limits
Command strategy- legitamate authority
Relationship maintenance- positive relationship
Negative Parenting Styles
Power Assertion- control
Psychological control- manipulation
Diana Baumrind
parenting style=childs personality
Diana Baumrind parenting styles
Permissive- few limit
Authoritative- high expectations- boosts self esteem
Authoritarian- high demands, strict
Disengaged
low in structure, responsiveness, worst outcomes for child
Latino culture
familismo- family ties
chinese culture
ciao shun “adhere to society”
“What Drives Success”
Triple Package
Superiority complex- exceptionality
Insecurity- not good enough
impulse control- marshmallow test
Amy Chua
Tiger Mom, extreme authoritatian
Social learning theorists
behave morally, observing and imitating parents
Aytypical development
development and outcomes
Fear
alarm
anxiety
fear and dread
depression
worthlessness and hopelessness
secure base script
childs expectation for care
Separation Anxiety Disorder (SAD)
childhood disorder
Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder (DMDD)
irritable and angry
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)
recurrent pattern
Conduct disorder (CD)
repetitive, persistant, violates
Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
not able to form attachment
Disinhibited social engagement disorder
goes to anyone, no special relationship with caregiver
Natal gender
gender identity doesn’t match theirs at birth
Transgender
identifying with not born with
transexual
planning to convert
gender nonconforming
not either male or female
cisgender
identifying with birth gender
Gender Dysmorphia
diagnosis gender identity
Executive function
attention and memory
Inhibition
stay on task
Cognitive flexibility
ability to switch
Planning
thiinking through
Attention- deficit/ hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
inattenion, hyperactivity, impulsivity
Inattention (IA)
difficulty to focus on one task
Distractibility
deficit in selective attention
Stimulant medications
increase in prefrontal cortex, sustain behavior and inhibit
Intellectual Disability
deficits in social and adaptive
not intellectually disabled
difficulty learning something specific