Human Growth and Development
Lecture 7 - Socioemotional Development in Infancy
2/7/06
- Emotions
- Crying
- Basic (usually due to hunger), anger, pain
- importance of quick response
- Smiling
- Fear
- separation protest
- stranger anxiety
- Social referencing
- Can read adult emotion
- Jealousy
- Empathy
- Temperament
- precursor to personality
- Chess & Thomas classification
- Easy child
- Difficult child
- Slow-to-warm-up child
- Updated Characteristics
- Activity level
- Persistence
- Distractibility
- Initial Reaction
- Adaptability
- Mood
- Intensity
- Sensitivity
- Regularity
- Biological components
- Goodness of fit
- match between the environment and child’s temperament
- Personality
- Erikson
- trust vs. mistrust
- autonomy vs. shame and doubt
- The Self
- Attachment
- Bond between baby and caregiver
- Which is more important - food or contact comfort?
- Caregiver = "secure base from which to explore"
- Links to increased mobility & object permanence
- Strange Situation and Assessment of Attachment
- Play sessions
- Separation sessions
- Reunion sessions
- Secure
- Avoidant
- Resistant
- Disorganized
- Social Contexts
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Last updated: 2/6/06