Developmental Psychology Concepts/ CD1000 1/8/26

These flashcards cover key vocabulary and concepts related to developmental psychology, focusing on change types, domains of development, and emotional skills in children.

Quantitative Change

A gradual and continuous increase in development, such as language acquisition or physical growth.

Qualitative Change

A significant shift in development where one stage transitions to another, affecting cognitive styles or abilities.

Three Developmental Domains

The interconnected aspects of development: physical, social-emotional, and cognitive.

Holistic Approach

An educational strategy that integrates multiple developmental domains to enhance children's learning experiences.

Teamwork Development

The process by which children engage in activities that foster cooperation and social skills, impacting all three developmental domains.

Interpersonal Skills

The abilities related to interacting with others, including recognizing and managing emotions and facilitating conflict resolution.

Emotional Expression

A child's capability to express and regulate their feelings, crucial for social interactions.

Conflict Resolution

The methods and processes involved in resolving a dispute or disagreement, especially among children.

Developmental Stages

Distinct phases in child development characterized by specific cognitive or physical capabilities.

Caregiving Style

How caregivers interact with children, which can either support independence or create dependency.