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Developmental psychology Socioemotional Development in Infancy

Emotional Development Different Types of Cries Anger Different Types of Smiles Social

Emotional Development Fear Social Referencing Attachment

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What Influences Attachment Styles? Parent – Child Interactions Infant’s Characteristics

Impact of Attachment Both and development are impacted

Promoting Secure Attachment Attend to the infant’s signals Try to soothe a fussing or crying infant Pay attention to positive cues not just the negative ones

Consequences of Insecure Attachment Development of Psychopathology

Emotional Development Temperament Classification Behavioral Inhibition Effortful Control ( )

Kagan’s Temperamental Classifications Inhibited

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Emotional Development Biological Determinants of Temperament

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Infant - Caregiver Interaction Goodness-of-fit model

Personality Development Erikson’s Development of a sense of self