Attachments and relationships in childhood
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2. Golombok and Fivush cited in Coleman and Hendy 1999 discuss that?
- Boys and Girls often enjoy playing together in early childhood.
- Girls often have no single best friend and play in groups whilst boys typically have a best friend which they talk and share small secrets with.
- Girls often have a best friend which they talk and share small secrets with whilst boys typically have no single best friend and play in groups.
- There are no set friendship circles for boys and girls.
3. What are the types of interaction play identified by Parten in 1932 and cited in Smith, Cowie and Blades?
- Shy, Confident and Easy going.
- Unoccupied, onlooker, solitary, parallel, associative and co-operative.
- Imitating, Creative and Practical.
- Communicative, Tactile and Friendly.
4. Define the Social identity theory?
- A theory by Gessel which proposes group identity this is where individuals in a group have a shared world view, set of attitudes and beliefs.
- A theory by Tajfel which proposes group identity this is where individuals in a group have a shared world view, set of attitudes and beliefs.
- A theory by Vygotsky which proposes group identity this is where individuals in a group have a shared world view, set of attitudes and beliefs.
- A theory by Piaget which proposes group identity this is where individuals in a group have a shared world view, set of attitudes and beliefs.
5. Parents with higher expectations are found to have children with?
- High self-esteem, high levels of generosity and lower levels of aggression.
- Low self-esteem due to being unable to meet unrealistic expectations of parents.
- High self-esteem and educational attainment.
- High levels of educational attainments alone.
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