Child Psychological Development and Treatment

Flashcards detailing key concepts related to child psychology, behaviors, and treatment methods.

Childhood Anxiety

A condition where children experience anxiety in different ways than adults, often failing to speak in social situations.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

A treatment method for depression that helps individuals rethink more rationally about their thoughts and behaviors.

Relational Aggression

A form of social aggression where someone engages in malicious behavior like spreading rumors or manipulating friendships.

Disruption

Interferences in a child's environment that can lead to negative behaviors or feelings.

Expectations

The appropriate standards set by adults for children’s behavior and achievement.

Socioeconomic Status

The social standing or class of an individual or group, often linked to economic factors.

Environmental Influences

Factors in a child’s surroundings that impact their development and behavior.

Multisystemic Therapy

A therapeutic approach that involves family dynamics and targets various systems surrounding a child.

Behavior Modification

A method used to change undesirable behaviors through various techniques and strategies.

Cognitive Skills

The mental capabilities related to reasoning, problem-solving, and understanding complex ideas.

Child Development

The physical, cognitive, social, and emotional growth that occurs in children.

Parent-Child Interaction

The ways in which a parent responds to a child's feelings and behaviors.

Social Isolation

A state where a child is separated from peers or social groups, leading to potential emotional issues.

Communication in Children

The ability of children to express themselves verbally, which may be hindered in stressful situations.

Self-Destructive Behaviors

Actions that are harmful to oneself, often stemming from emotional distress.

Fairness in Parenting

The consistent and equitable treatment of children in parental guidance and discipline.