Exam 9: Social development

Around adolescence,children begin to care about what happens to a friend.

Ostracism involves an individual being socially isolated and excluded from social interaction.

Two functions of social development are socialisation and prosocial behaviours.

Describe the four parenting styles and their respective social developmental outcomes for children.How can parents support positive social development in their children?

Socialisation is believed to begin in infancy.

Discuss the genetic versus social influences in gender-identity development.

Define bullying behaviour.Discuss the research evidence for the long-term consequences of bullying for both the victim and the perpetrator.

Attachment is qualitatively different for different individuals.

What period marked the beginning of systematic interest in child social development?

Which theorist(s)developed the 'strange situation procedure' to observe infants' patterns of attachment to their caregivers?

Peer acceptance is a good predictor of adjustment problems in adolescence and adulthood.

When a child uses an object to represent something it is not,it is called:

According to the textbook,attachment is:

Bandura's model of gender-identity development includes which of the following?

Infants with a resistant attachment style are likely to:

Around five years old,children begin to understand that gender is flexible; that either sex can do almost anything.

A five-year-old would likely be engaging in functional play.

Grusec and Lytton described types of children's play.Which of the following was not outlined in their model?

Outline how preferred play style differs in boys and girls across childhood,and discuss how this influences gender identity development.

Describe Ainsworth's Strange Situation Procedure.Then choose one attachment style and explain what an infant with that attachment style would look like during the procedure.