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What ability allows children to manage their feelings and follow rules effectively?
Which emotional recognition is developed in preschoolers that reflects their understanding of themselves and others?
What trait indicates a primary school child's ability to interact positively with peers?
How do intermediate schoolers demonstrate emotional understanding in their interactions?
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What is a significant emotional development that occurs during adolescence?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of preschoolers' social interactions?
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What cognitive skill allows intermediate schoolers to understand different perspectives?
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Which emotion is commonly recognized by children in preschool that helps them empathize with others?
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What does Bandura’s Social Learning Theory emphasize about human behavior?
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According to Bandura, which factor influences children's decision to model certain behaviors?
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What is a key characteristic of imitative behaviors in young infants, according to Bandura?
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What role do cognitive processes play in Bandura's theory of social learning?
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What happens to children's capabilities in modeling as they mature?
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What might happen to children who lack an adequate coding system, according to Bandura?
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What aspect of maturing children helps them to pay better attention to modeling cues?
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Which of the following statements aligns with Bandura’s view on behavior and the environment?
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What is likely to happen when a toddler signals to their parents after having soiled their diaper?
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In the example of positive reinforcement involving Aileen, what is the consequence of her action?
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What does negative reinforcement do to a behavior, as seen with Andrew's studying?
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According to Jean Piaget, which stage is characterized by children believing that rules are absolute and unchanging?
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What is a key aspect of moral development as expressed in the content?
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Which of the following statements best describes Moral Relativism according to Piaget?
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Considering moral development, what does socialization primarily involve?
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What is the primary impact of negative reinforcement on Andrew's behavior?
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What is the main focus in the first level of moral development in females?
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At what stage do females begin to equate morality with caring for both themselves and others?
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What prompts the transition from the first level to the second level of moral development?
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What is a characteristic associated with the second level of moral development in females?
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How does moral development in females differ according to Gilligan's perspective?
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What is the implication of understanding these moral development levels in relation to child care?
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Which level of moral development is primarily concerned with the conflict between self and others?
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What defines the transition to the next level of moral development in females?
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What is the primary ethical principle involved in the situation where a choice must be made regarding stealing?
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What does Elliot Turiel argue about young children's understanding of moral rules?
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According to Kohlberg's model, what is the purpose of understanding moral development in students?
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What is a limitation in young children's understanding of moral actions, as noted by Turiel?
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What does Carol Gilligan's theory contribute to the understanding of moral development?
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What moral dilemma does Heinz face regarding his wife's health?
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In determining moral actions, how should Heinz consider his wife's needs versus others?
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What idea is common among Kohlberg’s and Gilligan’s theories of moral development?
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What characterizes ineffective transitions in an essay?
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Which description fits the highest level of writing style?
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What defines a successful conclusion in an essay?
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How are the mechanics of an essay evaluated?
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Which scenario indicates a 'Good' performance level in essay writing?
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What impact does inappropriate diction have on an essay?
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Which of the following statements best describes a 'Fair' performance level?
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What is indicated by having a variety of sentence structures in an essay?
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Study Notes
Socio-emotional and Moral Development
- Child development involves socio-emotional and moral dimensions, strongly influencing other aspects of development.
- Development is influenced by interactions between individual children and environmental factors.
- Various theories and concepts of socio-emotional and moral development are included, along with implications for learning, care, and parenting.
- Students are expected to describe child and adolescent socio-emotional and moral development.
- Students are expected to draw implications of these concepts and factors on a child's learning, care, and parenting.
- Students are expected to formulate written narratives based on real classroom experiences.
Children Learn What They Live
- Children learn behaviours from their environments
- Criticism leads to condemnation
- Hostility leads to conflict
- Fear leads to apprehension
- Pity leads to self-pity
- Ridicule leads to shyness
- Jealousy leads to guilt
- Tolerance leads to patience
- Encouragement leads to confidence
- Praise leads to appreciation
- Acceptance leads to love
- Honesty leads to truth
- Fairness leads to justice
- Security leads to faith in oneself
- Friendliness creates a positive outlook
Socio-emotional Development
- Attachment, temperament, and emotional understanding are crucial.
- Social development involves interaction, building skills, and handling conflict with others.
- Emotional development includes understanding feelings, recognising emotions, and managing them.
- Development is impacted by family and school contexts, impacting future behaviour.
Stages of Development Infancy-Adolescence
- Infancy (toddlerhood): expresses basic emotions, self-regulation, follows routines; displays empathy
- Preschoolers: expresses basic emotions; displays self-appraisal, empathy; has emerging sense of self
- Primary Schoolers: acquires self-esteem, confidence, interacts positively, increase awareness of others
- Intermediate Schoolers: gains social support, self-competence, self-concept, emotional intelligence
- Adolescence: develops social cognition, possesses positive and negative emotions, regulates own emotions, understands the emotions of others; and develops insecurities in relation to social media
Role of Caregivers in Socio-emotional Development
- Creating a supportive environment for children:
- Comfort and encouragement
- Positive interactions, patience, acknowledgment of feelings
- Role modelling appropriate behaviours
- Creating opportunities for social interaction, developing skills, and respecting differences
- Understanding the developmental needs of the child is crucial
Psychoanalytic Theory (Sigmund Freud)
- Freud's theory posits that early experiences heavily influence adult personality.
- Five distinct stages with specific erogenous zones impacting development
- Fixation during any stage can lead to problematic behaviour patterns.
Psychosocial Theory (Erik Erikson)
- Erikson's theory emphasizes the role of social experiences in development.
- Eight stages of psychosocial development
- Successful resolution of conflicts at each stage contributes to a well-adjusted adult.
Social Learning Theory (Albert Bandura)
- Bandura's theory emphasizes the role of observation and imitation in learning.
- Learning behaviours from environmental models and cognitive processes
- Self-regulation, determining which behaviours are to be learned from observed models.
Theory of Motivation (Maslow & McClelland)
- Maslow's hierarchy of needs proposes a framework for understanding human motivation.
- Five levels, ranging from physiological needs to self-actualization.
- Alderfer's ERG Theory suggests that needs can be prioritized differently and individuals may be motivated simultaneously by multiple levels
- McClelland identifies three key motivators: achievement, affiliation, power
Moral Development
- Socialization shapes understanding of right and wrong in moral development.
- Moral development theories (e.g.: Piaget’s and Kohlberg’s stages, Turiel's) reveal how children develop moral reasoning
- Piaget identifies two major stages of moral development (Moral Realism, and Moral Relativism)
- Turiel differentiated moral rules from social conventions, emphasizing that children are able to distinguish moral rules early in life
- Kohlberg proposed a 3 stage moral development outlining six stages of development from pre-moral to universal ethical principle
Cognitive Theory of Moral Development (Kohlberg)
- Kohlberg's theory outlines different stages of moral reasoning development
- Development moves through stages, with each one building on the previous
Moral Rules (Elliot Turiel)
- Young children distinguish moral rules from social conventions.
- Moral actions, such as hurting someone, are not legitimized.
Theory of Moral Development (Carol Gilligan)
- Gilligan's theory challenges Kohlberg's, highlighting that females often focus on relationships and caring in moral reasoning.
- Morality levels in females tied to their relationships with others.
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This quiz explores socio-emotional and moral development in children, focusing on how interactions and environmental factors influence growth. It covers various theories and their implications for learning, care, and parenting. Students will also examine real classroom experiences to draw implications for child development.
