Human Development, Papalia 13th
Edition, Ch 8
Self concept - ANSsense of self, descriptive and evaluative mental image of 1's abilities and
tendencies
self definition - ANScluster of characteristics used to describe oneself
*tells how antique he or she is, and talks approximately what she or he likes to do with
mother or dad
single representations - ANSin neo-Piagetian terminology, first level of improvement of self
definition, wherein youngsters describe themselves in terms of man or woman , unconnected
characteristics and in all or none phrases
*I like pizza, I am definitely robust
actual self - ANSthe self one truly is
representational mappings - ANSin neo-Piagetian terminology, 2d stage in development of
self-definition, wherein a infant makes logical connections among aspects of the self but still
sees those characteristics in all or not anything
*I can run speedy, I can climb excessive;tremendous representations of himself
self esteem - ANSthe judgement someone makes about his or her own self well worth
initiative as opposed to guilt - ANSErikson's 0.33 level in psychosocial development , in
which children balance the urge to pursue goals with reservations approximately doing so
gender identification - ANSawareness developed in early adolescence that one is male or
girl
gender roles - ANSbehaviors, interests, attitudes, abilities, and developments that a tradition
considers appropriate for every intercourse;duffer for men and women
gender typing - ANSsocialization procedure wherein children, at an early age learn
appropriate gender roles
gender stereotypes - ANSpreconceived generalizations approximately male or woman
position behavior
idea of sexual selection - ANSDarwin's concept that gender roles evolved in response to
men's and girls's differing reproductive desires
*A woman attempting to find a mate who will help her and their kids , to uphold elevating
baby in a proper manner
Edition, Ch 8
Self concept - ANSsense of self, descriptive and evaluative mental image of 1's abilities and
tendencies
self definition - ANScluster of characteristics used to describe oneself
*tells how antique he or she is, and talks approximately what she or he likes to do with
mother or dad
single representations - ANSin neo-Piagetian terminology, first level of improvement of self
definition, wherein youngsters describe themselves in terms of man or woman , unconnected
characteristics and in all or none phrases
*I like pizza, I am definitely robust
actual self - ANSthe self one truly is
representational mappings - ANSin neo-Piagetian terminology, 2d stage in development of
self-definition, wherein a infant makes logical connections among aspects of the self but still
sees those characteristics in all or not anything
*I can run speedy, I can climb excessive;tremendous representations of himself
self esteem - ANSthe judgement someone makes about his or her own self well worth
initiative as opposed to guilt - ANSErikson's 0.33 level in psychosocial development , in
which children balance the urge to pursue goals with reservations approximately doing so
gender identification - ANSawareness developed in early adolescence that one is male or
girl
gender roles - ANSbehaviors, interests, attitudes, abilities, and developments that a tradition
considers appropriate for every intercourse;duffer for men and women
gender typing - ANSsocialization procedure wherein children, at an early age learn
appropriate gender roles
gender stereotypes - ANSpreconceived generalizations approximately male or woman
position behavior
idea of sexual selection - ANSDarwin's concept that gender roles evolved in response to
men's and girls's differing reproductive desires
*A woman attempting to find a mate who will help her and their kids , to uphold elevating
baby in a proper manner
