CLD 103 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Suicide Of Rehtaeh Parsons, Attribution Bias, Working Mother
14 Mar 2017
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Cld103 week 7 - psychosocial development in middle childhood. Self-esteem: children"s view of their capacity for productive work, parents strongly influence a child"s beliefs about competence. Emotional growth: as children grow older, middle childhood, awareness of their own and other people"s feelings increases, children are aware of their culture"s rules for acceptable emotional expression, children tend to be more prosocial. Which of erikson"s stages is relevant to the development of self-esteem in middle childhood: trust vs mistrust, industry vs inferiority, identity vs identity confusion, generativity vs stagnation. Family atmosphere: parenting: emerging control of behaviour, ways in which members interact with each other and the outside world, includes. Family structure adoptive families: adoptive families, adopting a child carries special challenges. Sibling relationships: siblings influence each other, directly, through their own interactions, indirectly, through their impact on each other"s relationships with the parents, can be a labouratory for conflict resolution.
