Developing Lifespan 1 (pt. 2)

How might a stressful home life primarily contribute to insecure attachment in infants?

In Erikson's psychosocial theory, what is the central conflict during the initiative vs. guilt stage (ages 3-5)?

Why is it crucial for parents to allow a baby to signal their needs and then respond accordingly?

According to Ainsworth's "Strange Situation," which attachment style is characterized by infants who are not particularly distressed when their mother leaves and do not seek contact upon her return?

How does an authoritative parenting style foster higher grades and cooperative behavior in children?

Under what circumstances would attachment styles be likely to change over time?

How would a child who experienced deprivation of attachment view new relationships?

How does the ethological theory explain attachment within social development during infancy?

How might the observed correlation between infant attractiveness and maternal affection lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy?

In what specific way does the 'industry vs. inferiority' stage of Erikson's psychosocial theory (ages 6-11) influence a child's approach to learning and skill development?

Which factor would cause insecure attachment?

A parent that expects kids to get starlight A's has _________

What are children with secure attachments like as adults?

An authoritative parent has what attributes?

Which of the following outcomes is LEAST likely associated with permissive parenting?

According to Baumrind's parenting styles, which combination of dimensions defines the uninvolved parenting style?

In attachment theory, what is the primary significance of a caregiver serving as a "secure base" for a child?

Within the context of attachment styles, how do infants with an anxious-ambivalent attachment typically react in Ainsworth's Strange Situation when their caregiver returns after a brief absence?

How does Baumrind's authoritative parenting style differ fundamentally from the authoritarian style in its approach to discipline and control?

How might growing up in a Romanian orphanage, characterized by deprivation of attachment, uniquely affect an adopted child's ability to form lasting interpersonal relationships?

According to Erikson's psychosocial theory, how does the successful resolution of the "trust vs. mistrust" stage (birth to 1 year) specifically influence later social and emotional development?

What is one of the long term effect on attachment?

Which parenting style is most optimal?

Which of the following is the least effective and most detrimental parenting style?

Which of the following accurately describes a child raised with an authoritarian parenting style?

What can deprivation of attachment cause?

Rhesus monkeys preferred which 'mother'?

During toddlerhood, what is a risk?

What is the primary task during Erikson's autonomy vs. shame and doubt stage (ages 1-3)?

According to the information, what lasting effect does a secure attachment style in infancy have during adolescence?

What are two dimensions that Baumrind talks about when discussing parenting styles?

If you were born younger then 6 months, what might you be able to have?

According to Langlois et al., 1995, mothers paid more attention to less cute children and gave less affection to their babies. What did the mothers in this study do with the time and attention saved by not interacting with their babies?

What are the traits of a permissive parent?

An avoidant attachment style is often a result of _____________?

If a child consistently experiences high warmth but low control from their parents, which of Baumrind's parenting styles is being demonstrated?

According to Langlois' research, how might a mother's differential treatment based on an infant's perceived attractiveness affect the infant's development?

In what way does the 'trust vs. mistrust' stage, as conceptualized by Erikson, contribute to an individual's future capacity for developing intimate relationships?

According to Bowlby's ethological attachment theory, why do infants develop biologically programmed behaviors?

What is the primary distinction between authoritative and authoritarian parenting styles, and how does it impact a child's development?