FRHD 1020 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Teddy Bear, Mental Model, Kibbutz

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Family Relations and Human Development
• Course: FRHD 1020
• Professor: Hung Lee

Document Summary

Colic: uncontrollable bouts of crying usually due to poor indigesion. Social smile: a smile evoked by human face, normally irst evident in infants about 6 weeks ater birth. Indicates that the infant is intenionally communicaing with others. Stranger wariness: especially when an unfamiliar person moves too close, too quickly (not sure if the person is a stranger or not) Social awareness: temper can be seen as an expression of selhood, emoion emerges from family interacions and is shaped by culture. Shame: child fails at a goal set by the family or others, this emoion makes the child want to hide or disappear. Embarrassment: confused or awkward by an unwanted atenion. Empathy: share another person"s feelings, feel sad when they see another toddler crying. Disgust: physical reacion to an unpleasant taste or smell, at more of a complex level disgust is strongly inluenced by other people and age.