FMST 210 : Chapter 8 Independent Questions.docx
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Chapter 8: social and personality development in early childhood. They focus on the most recent event and it as to be observable (c) define the cross-race effect and age when it is established. Preschoolers also categorize others on the basis of observable characteristics, such as race, age, and gender. Consequently, most of us are not troubled when the rules are violated and take a dim view of people who are bothered by such trifles. Problem here is the outcome of the action (problem with understanding intent). Kids focus on the outcome and not the intention (ex. if a child is hurt they focus on the outcome and not on whether or not it was an accident) Family relationships and structure: attachment (a) compare attachment at 12 months and at 2-3 years of age. by 12 months of age, a baby has normally established a clear attachment to at least one caregiver.
