Chapter 8 Child Development: social and emotional development

learning to establish one's identity as a unique person

• attachment

• colic

• emotional development

• failure to thrive

• stranger anxiety

probable reason that a nine-month old cried when seeing someone unfamiliar

• attachment

• colic

• emotional development

• failure to thrive

• stranger anxiety

cause of poor growth and slow development

• attachment

• colic

• emotional development

• failure to thrive

• stranger anxiety

possible reason that a four-month old cries every night

• attachment

• colic

• emotional development

• failure to thrive

• stranger anxiety

the vital bond that links baby and caregiver and which affects the baby's develpment

• attachment

• colic

• emotional development

• failure to thrive

• stranger anxiety

​Parents can build __________ by responding to the baby's needs.​

• company

• distracted

• emotional climate

• smiling

• trust

​Babies generally begin to show delight by __________ during their second month.​

• trust

• smiling

• emotional climate

• distracted

• company

​An occasional argument will not ruin the ____________ _____________ of a child's home, but constant bickering can have a damaging effect.​

• trust

• smiling

• emotional climate

• distracted

• company

​Sometimes babies who are crying can be ____________ by being offered a toy or other object of interest.​

• trust

• smiling

• emotional climate

• distracted

• company

​Babies desire for ____________ is shown by the fact that they will crawl into a room with other people.​

• trust

• smiling

• emotional climate

• distracted

• company