CD-0001 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Ossification, Prefrontal Cortex, Fast Mapping
31 Jan 2014
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This study guide is meant to guide you and help you while studying, but please be sure to also review other material from the textbook to the best of your ability, as well as the material from lectures. Chapter 6: theories of emotional development (p. 201, theory of gradual differentiation. Babies are born with 2 emotions: happy or sad. Gradually differentiate into basic emotions: differential emotions theory. Babies are born with basic emotions: ontogenetic adaptations. Emotions evolve because it contributes to survival and normal development. Primary intersubjectivity: there is a give and take in a conversation, primary & secondary intersubjectivity (p. 203, 221) 281, ontogeneous & social smile (p. 203, ontogeneous reflex, social smile. Attempt to engage someone: basic & self-conscious emotions (p. 201, 226) 236-239, basic. Embarrassment: patterns of attachment- characteristics of each (secure, avoidant, resistant, disorganized) (p. 211) 230, secure attachment. Lack coherent, organized methods for dealing with stress.
