Exam 11: Emotion, Temperament, and Personality Development

At what age do infants' cries become sufficiently differentiated that a familiar adult can know if the infant is hungry, in pain, or experiencing some other form of distress?

The most relevant factor in the development of emotional self-regulation is

The ability to recognize, perceive, and feel the emotions of another is

What causes us to act-to make decisions one way or another, to care about the outcomes of our behavior, and to care about other people?

The term affect is often used synonymously with emotion and refers to the outward expression of an emotion.

All of the following are true of emotions except

At about what age does infants' smiling indicate feelings of happiness?

The increase over the past several decades of emotional disorders in children and adolescents has been associated with

Beginning around 6 months of age, infants develop a fear of

Internalizing can include all of the following except

"Changes associated with activation of emotions" is the definition of

Which of the following possible adaptive goals are associated with shame?

Primary emotions require that children be aware not only of their own feelings and thoughts, but also, to some extent, of the thoughts and feelings of others.

Which of the following is related to positive affect and activity?

The term ______ is often used synonymously with emotion and refers to the outward expression of an emotion.

Which of the following has research shown to be most likely?

Children who feel one emotion (disappointment about receiving a toy they already have as a gift) but display another (joy, to the person who gave them the toy) reflects an ability To

Which of the following is not one of the basic six emotions that Darwin described?

Beyond temperament, personality in children has been related to all of the following except

Which can be seen as different sides of the same coin?