Developmental Psych part 1 vocab

Is the process in which some animals form immediate attachments during periods of development. (e.g. ducks) 

• imprinting

• maturation

• comfort contact

• separation anxiety

1. Type of parenting believes in absolute obedience. They have strict guidelines that they expect their children to follow without questions.

• Authorative

• Authoritarian

• Permissive

• uninvolved

1. Is the value or worth people attach to themselves. 

• self-esteem

• ego

• conditional positive regard

• gender

1. This parenting style is known for combining warmth and age appropriate rules and responsibilities.

• Authoritative

• Authoritarian

• uninvolved

• 1. permissive

  
  

A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome, is known as

• controlling

• antagonistic

• anxiety

• tired

1. Is the instinctual need to touch and be touched by something soft, such as skin or fur. 

• imprinting

• attachment

• maturation

• contact comfort

1. Infants sometimes develop, where they cry or behave in ways that indicate distress if their mothers leave them.

• stranger anxiety

• attachment

• separation anxiety

• contact comfort

These parents do not set bounfdaries with their children, and do not have set rules

• permissive

• authoritative

• authoritarian

• uninvolved

1. A point in development in which a person is best suited to learn a particular skill or behavior. 

• imprinting

• self-esteem

• critical period

• infancy

1. Automatic and sequential process of development that results from genetic signals. (Infants crawl before they walk)

• critical period

• maturation

• heredity

• childhood