Development (2027)

It recaps the most prevalent data gathered about early childhood development

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  • Created on: 09-03-23 13:21

1. Maintenance of interpersonal relationships is emblematic of which stage of moral development?

  • Post Conventional- Stage 1
  • Conventional- Stage 2
  • Conventional- Stage 1
  • Preconventional- Stage 1
  • Post Conventional- Stage 2
  • Preconventional- Stage 2
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2. Parkes (1970) stages of grief include

  • Bargaining, Yearning and protest, Anger ,Denial, acceptance
  • Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, acceptance.
  • Bargaining, Yearning and protest, Disorganisation & despair, Reorganisation of behaviour
  • Numbness, Yearning and protest, Disorganisation & despair, Reorganisation of behaviour
  • Numbness, Anger, Disorganisation & despair, acceptance.
  • Numbness, Yearning and protest, Anger, Reorganisation of behaviour

3. Anxiety is normally at it's peak in which one of these stages?

  • Foreclosure identity
  • Moratorium identity
  • Identity Diffusion
  • Achieved identity

4. Johnson (1982)

  • Babies prefer to look at attractive faces
  • That cross-culturally, we not only tend to express emotion the same way (at least facially) but we also seem to have the same to recognise it.
  • That Japanese Americans are much more self-effacing than Western Americans, meaning that they are less to show feelings of pride and more likely to experience embarrassment when receiving positive feedback.
  • Even mothers can recognise the 3 out of 5 Basic emotions in their babies.
  • That there does seem to be innate facial responses for when one tastes something sour or sweet.
  • Adults seem to also be capable of recognising emotions in babies that have cranial abnormalities.

5. What are the 5 complex emotions

  • Guilt, embarrassment, Pride, Jealously, Shame
  • Anger, Pride, Joy, Embarrassment, Fear.
  • Sadness, embarrassment, Pride, Jealously, Shame
  • Anger, embarrassment, Pride, Jealously, Shame
  • Anger, embarrassment, Pride, Jealously, Shame

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