EDL 1260 Super Study Session Weeks 1-6

The three developmental domains include: Cognitive, Physical and Academic.

Which of the following are examples of secondary or self-conscious emotions?

What are some ways teachers can promote self-regulation in the classroom?

Children with rich imaginary lives tend to have better development of Theory of Mind.

At what age do infants typically start to develop secondary or self-conscious emotions like shame or pride?

What term describes an individual’s ideas, attitudes, and beliefs about themselves?

Which of the following is part of the microsystem in Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Theory?

Which emotion is NOT one of the six primary emotions?

Self-regulation is managing emotional states, while self-control is resisting impulses.

Which of the following are benefits of teaching social skills to students?

What are factors Carl Rogers suggests are necessary for self-actualization?

Which of the following is a key critique of Kohlberg’s theory of moral development?

Emotional literacy refers to the ability to identify, understand, and express emotions in a healthy way.

At what age does Kopp’s phase of “self-control” typically begin?

Which factor is NOT one of the four that Bandura says influences self-efficacy?

Which of the following are components of resilience?

Children in the preconventional stage of Kohlberg’s theory make moral decisions based on self-interest and rewards.

Which theory explains that learning occurs through observation, such as in the Bobo doll experiment?

Selman's stages of perspective-taking describe levels children go through to understanding others POV

At what age does Theory of Mind typically begin to develop?

What are some practical strategies teachers can use to support moral development in children?

Which theory suggests that a physiological reaction occurs first, followed by the conscious experience of emotion?

The false-belief test demonstrates that children can understand that others may hold different beliefs

According to Piaget, children under 10-11 believe that rules are...

Social referencing is when children look to others for how to respond emotionally in an unfamiliar situation.

Social cognition is learning by observing and thinking.

In Kohlberg’s postconventional stage, moral reasoning is based on...

To achieve self-actualisation, we should be in a state of __________.

What stage of Kohlberg’s moral development focuses on avoiding punishment?

The Chronosystem refers to the different people in a child's immediate environment, such as family and classmates.

The Humanistic approach believes that all humans strive to self-actualise and are basically good and creative.

What are some characteristics of children who have difficulties with self-regulation?

Which are the 3 emotional development perspectives?

According to Social Cognitive Theory, children adopt behaviors they witness.

Risk factors result in increased probability of a positive outcome

Select the definition that best matches your emotions.

What is emotional display rules, according to Saarni’s research?

What is “emotional contagion”?

Morality is the same across all cultures, and there are no differences in moral standards worldwide.

Gilligan’s theory of moral development focuses more on female perspectives, emphasizing care and relationships.

An external locus of control means that a person believes they are in control of their own actions.

What does an internal locus of control imply?

Which of the following describes ‘Unconditional Positive Regard’ as proposed by Carl Rogers?

Self-regulation - ability to manage your energy states, emotions, behaviours and attention in socially acceptable ways.

According to Erik Erikson, which stage of development are teachers most involved in?

Which strategies can promote emotional competence in the classroom?

What does morality refer to?

The Marshmallow Test showed that children who delayed gratification had better academic outcomes in adulthood.

Heteronomy is based on external rules, and autonomy is based on personal reasoning

Who developed the Ecological Systems Theory?