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Georgettes LMR-Partial with Questions and Answers Erik Erikson: Industry vs Inferiority ANSWER 6-12 proficiency at play and school they develop a sense of competency and pride Unfavorable outcome: sense of inferiority at understanding and organizing Erik Erikson: Generativity vs. Stagnation ANSWER 35-65 parenting Piaget: Sensorimotor Stage ANSWER birth - 2 object permanence object constancy (bond stays when apart) Bowlby's attachment theory ANSWER human need attachment and bond...

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OSAT- CEOE Study Guide: Early Childhood Education Erkison's Psychosocial theory - Answer- nuclear conflict that must be resolved Psychosocial theory stage for infants (birth-18 months) - Answer- Trust vs. Mistrust Psychosocial theory stage for toddlers (18 months-3 years) - Answer- Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt Psychosocial theory stage for preschoolers (3-5 years) - Answer- Initiative vs guilt Psychosocial theory for early childhood (5 to 6- puberty) - Answer- Industry vs. Infe...

DCF – CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT TEST QUESTIONS WITH ALL ANSWERS GRADED A+ What is John Bowlby's attachment theory? - Answer-in order to become well-adjusted adults, infants need attentive and responsive adults, child care professionals can provide this when parents are stressed. What are Developmental Windows? - Answer-periods of time when children are extremely receptive to surroundings and interactions with others. These widows are for brain development and affect the achievement o...

Benefits of an attachment - Survival Food Love Security Briefly explain classical conditioning - Learning a behaviour through stimulus, response and association Briefly explain operant conditioning - Learning a behaviour through rewards reinforcements and punishments Describe evidence for the effects of institutionalisation - A longitudinal study was conducted on 156 Romanian orphans who had been adopted to the UK to see what extent good care could make up for effects institutions. Ma...

TTU HDFS 3301 Unit 1 Module 5 Ethological and John Bowlbys Attachment Theory Lecture Slides

Bowlby’s attachment theory, Language Acquisition by Design (LAD), Later Acquisition of Sociolinguistic Skills (LASS), Social Mirroring of Language Development (SMLD), Mary Ainsworth’s Strange Situation Test, Erikson’s Theory, Jean Piaget’s theory.

what is meant by ageing population - Answer - the increase in the proportion of older people what is solo play - Answer - its from 0 to 2 years, they play alone with toys and may be aware that others are present but doesn't go to them what is parallel play - Answer - 2 to 3 years, they play next to eachother but are involved in their own play, they may copy eachother but don't intract, what is cooperative play - Answer - 3 years and over, children share and talk with another, share id...