Bellringer Activity Prompt
What kind of Parent would you want to be? Focus on parenting style and child care.
Social Emotional Development
3.6a: Understand caregiver-infant attachment.
3.6-2: Explore attachment differences and synthesize findings.
3.6-3: Discuss adversity's impact on social development.
3.6-4: Examine the development of self-concepts.
3.6-5: Describe the four main parenting styles.
Attachment Styles and Parenting Effects
EQ: How do attachment and parenting styles affect children’s social outcomes?
Ecological Systems Theory
Definition: Social environments influence human development.
Components: Microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem, macrosystem, and chronosystem.
Origins of Attachment
Formation begins at birth; by 8 months, infants show anxiety towards strangers and separation.
Attachment: Emotional bond characterized by proximity-seeking and distress upon separation.
Factors Influencing Attachment
Attachment Differences
Effects of Adversity
Developing Self-Concept
Parenting Styles
Authoritative: Demanding but responsive; best outcomes.
Authoritarian: Strict; obedient but dependent.
Permissive: Few demands; leads to immaturity.
Negligent: Poor outcomes due to lack of responsiveness.
Identity Formation in Adolescents
Identity exploration leads to a cohesive self. Stages include diffusion, foreclosure, moratorium, and achievement.
Adulthood and the Social Clock