FRHD 1010 Chapter Notes - Chapter 10: Social Cognitive Theory, School Refusal, Learned Helplessness
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Human development chapter 10: middle childhood social and emotional. In the years between 6 and 12, peers take on greater importance and friendships deepen. D1 children"s self-esteem tends to decline in middle childhood. > children"s self-esteem declines throughout middle childhood, reaching a low ebb at age 12 or 13 and rising again in adolescence. D2 the daughters" of employment women are more achievement oriented and set higher career goals for themselves than the daughters of unemployed women. > this is likely due to the role modelling that takes place between mother and daughter. D3 in middle childhood, popular children tend to be attractive and relatively mature for their age. > this is true, though more so for girls in the case of attractiveness. D4 some children blame themselves for al the problems in their lives, whether they deserve the blame or not.