PSYCH 133B Study Guide - Self-Control, Executive Functions, Broccoli
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Kids are socially oriented from the start! Our social connections remain vitally important throughout life. And relationships with peers become especially important during adolescence. Fmri study measuring the brains response to inclusion and exclusion. Playing catch with people in nearby rooms. Inclusion - throwing the ball back and forth. Exclusion - now and then the other two people throw the ball to each other, excluding you. Same brain region activated during exclusion and physical pain! Influence of peers and how it intensifies through development. Hold in mind and do imitation later. Introduce objects and chilce to kids and shows them how to use it. Actually simple push button, push forehead to the button to omake noise. The child latter would imitate what meltzoff is doing. Imitate that actually could be unnecessary. Selective trust trust matters (trust that they will be rewarded) Familiar others over unfamiliar others (corriveau & harris, 2009) Knowledgeable others over ignorant others (sabbagh & baldwin, 2001)
