Emotional Intelligence Exam 2 Review

Define: What is shame?

• A sense of indifference or apathy.
• A state of joy and contentment.

• A feeling of pride or accomplishment.
• • A negative self-evaluation; a feeling where we feel flawed and unworthy of belonging. 

When it comes to "self-talk" (our inner voice) which statement best aligns with the experience of guilt?

• "I have no regrets about my actions."

• "I am unworthy".

• "I should have done better."

• "I did everything perfectly."

What is the role of mutual eye gazing between an infant and their caregiver?

• To establish and strengthen the emotional bond and attachment between an infant and their caregiver.
• To improve the infant's vision and eye coordination.
• To prevent the infant from developing separation anxiety.
• To teach the infant how to communicate verbally.

What is one interpersonal process that emerges from mutual eye gazing? (First it begins as a visual process but then becomes internalized as a mental image)?

• The infant's identification of their caregiver

• Attraction
• Love

• Indifference

What is crucial for caregivers to practice in order to build the "interpersonal bridge" between them and their infant so that reciprocal feelings of interest, love, and trust emerge?

• Imposing rigid and structured routines for the infant

• Consistency and predictability

• Frequent separation between the infant and caregiver
• Being a perfect caregiver

• During toddler and preschool years, children begin acquiring _______or the normed patterns of interacting with others

• The interpersonal bridge

• Emotion Regulation

• • Social competence

• Friendliness

Which of the following includes examples of social competence?

• Aggression, selfishness, and indifference.
• The ability to articulate one's point of view to others

• The ability to influence other's emotions and thoughts

• Helping, collaborating, sharing, turn-talking, and social problem solving

According to Dunfield & Kuhlmeier (2013), what type of injury are young children more likely to emotionally respond to?

• Unpleasant weather

• A broken toy

• Train traffic

• A personal injury

In a pretend play scenario, Steve becomes upset at Sarah because she took his preferred animal to mimic. Sarah then convinces Steve to pick a different animal, one that is "exciting and the fastest animal in the world". Sarah's response to resolving this conflict is:

• Emotion-focused response

• Persuasion and coercion

• Pleading and/or begging

• Problem-focused response

• "Emotion modeling" among young children refers to:

• The process by which children learn about emotions based on the examples they have in their environment

• The process of teaching children how to hide or suppress their emotions.

• The process by which children talk explicitly about emotions to increase emotion knowledge

• The process of becoming attenuated with one's emotions