Moraldilemmas:Pre-conventionalPracticingmotor skillshelps childreninteract withtheirenvironment.He is wellknown forhisobservationmethods4 parts ofattachment:-Securebase-SeparationdistressPsychoanalytictheory/AuthoritarianConventional-Preoperational-ProximitymaintenanceHeredity ismoreinfluentialthanenvironment-Sensory-motorExtinctionIntermittentreinforcement5 of the eight stagesare: Trust vs.mistrust, Autonomyvs. doubt, Initiativevs. guilt, Industry vs.inferiority, Identity vsrole confusionParentsshould ignorebad behaviorand rewardgood behaviorDeveloped the NeonatalBehavior AssessmentScale Intelligence is notone dimensional. Everyonehas a varying amount ofseven types of intelligenceDevelopment results fromlearned responses and theenvironment is the chiefinfluence on behavior.CognitiveDevelopmentTheoryMosttheoristshave basedtheir researchfrom hisFlexibleAffectionateParentingPost-conventionalMost basic needsneed to be metbefore anythingelse can happenHands-onapproach/Every childhas innateskills andtalentsMultipleintelligencetheory Moraldevelopmentand growthoccur in stages.Misbehavior has 4motivators:Attention, Power,Revenge,Avoidance3categories:Nurture ismoreinfluentialthan natureAuthoritativeLearning willnot occuruntil child isready.-FormaloperationsScale looks at 46differentdevelopments andneurologicalresponsesOperantconditioning—PositivereinforcementPermissiveParents are thetrue expertsand cuddlingwill not spoilyour babyHuman developmentunfolds in eight stages.Each stage requires anemotional task to bemastered. Children’sintellectual, or thinkingprocesses, grow 4stages:-Safehaven-ConcreteoperationsHierarchyof needsChildhood experiences,even when forgotten, affecta person’s actions andpersonality as an adult.Attachment theory Childrenlearn when pushed to thelevel of learning that is onestep beyond their currentlevel. Mostly with help fromothers (moNegativereinforcementNatureovernurturebeliefMoraldilemmas:Pre-conventionalPracticingmotor skillshelps childreninteract withtheirenvironment.He is wellknown forhisobservationmethods4 parts ofattachment:-Securebase-SeparationdistressPsychoanalytictheory/AuthoritarianConventional-Preoperational-ProximitymaintenanceHeredity ismoreinfluentialthanenvironment-Sensory-motorExtinctionIntermittentreinforcement5 of the eight stagesare: Trust vs.mistrust, Autonomyvs. doubt, Initiativevs. guilt, Industry vs.inferiority, Identity vsrole confusionParentsshould ignorebad behaviorand rewardgood behaviorDeveloped the NeonatalBehavior AssessmentScale Intelligence is notone dimensional. Everyonehas a varying amount ofseven types of intelligenceDevelopment results fromlearned responses and theenvironment is the chiefinfluence on behavior.CognitiveDevelopmentTheoryMosttheoristshave basedtheir researchfrom hisFlexibleAffectionateParentingPost-conventionalMost basic needsneed to be metbefore anythingelse can happenHands-onapproach/Every childhas innateskills andtalentsMultipleintelligencetheory Moraldevelopmentand growthoccur in stages.Misbehavior has 4motivators:Attention, Power,Revenge,Avoidance3categories:Nurture ismoreinfluentialthan natureAuthoritativeLearning willnot occuruntil child isready.-FormaloperationsScale looks at 46differentdevelopments andneurologicalresponsesOperantconditioning—PositivereinforcementPermissiveParents are thetrue expertsand cuddlingwill not spoilyour babyHuman developmentunfolds in eight stages.Each stage requires anemotional task to bemastered. Children’sintellectual, or thinkingprocesses, grow 4stages:-Safehaven-ConcreteoperationsHierarchyof needsChildhood experiences,even when forgotten, affecta person’s actions andpersonality as an adult.Attachment theory Childrenlearn when pushed to thelevel of learning that is onestep beyond their currentlevel. Mostly with help fromothers (moNegativereinforcementNatureovernurturebelief

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Moral dilemmas: Pre-conventional
  2. Practicing motor skills helps children interact with their environment.
  3. 4 parts of attachment:
    He is well known for his observation methods
  4. -Secure base
  5. Psychoanalytic theory/
    -Separation distress
  6. Authoritarian
  7. Conventional
  8. -Preoperational
  9. -Proximity maintenance
  10. Heredity is more influential than environment
  11. -Sensory-motor
  12. Extinction
  13. Intermittent reinforcement
  14. 5 of the eight stages are: Trust vs. mistrust, Autonomy vs. doubt, Initiative vs. guilt, Industry vs. inferiority, Identity vs role confusion
  15. Developed the Neonatal Behavior Assessment Scale Intelligence is not one dimensional. Everyone has a varying amount of seven types of intelligence Development results from learned responses and the environment is the chief influence on behavior.
    Parents should ignore bad behavior and reward good behavior
  16. Cognitive Development Theory
  17. Flexible Affectionate Parenting
    Most theorists have based their research from his
  18. Most basic needs need to be met before anything else can happen Hands-on approach/
    Post-conventional
  19. Multiple intelligence theory Moral development and growth occur in stages.
    Every child has innate skills and talents
  20. Misbehavior has 4 motivators: Attention, Power, Revenge, Avoidance
  21. 3 categories:
  22. Nurture is more influential than nature
  23. Learning will not occur until child is ready.
    Authoritative
  24. Scale looks at 46 different developments and neurological responses Operant conditioning—
    -Formal operations
  25. Positive reinforcement
  26. Permissive
  27. Human development unfolds in eight stages. Each stage requires an emotional task to be mastered. Children’s intellectual, or thinking processes, grow 4 stages:
    Parents are the true experts and cuddling will not spoil your baby
  28. -Safe haven
  29. -Concrete operations
  30. Childhood experiences, even when forgotten, affect a person’s actions and personality as an adult. Attachment theory Children learn when pushed to the level of learning that is one step beyond their current level. Mostly with help from others (mo
    Hierarchy of needs
  31. Negative reinforcement
  32. Nature over nurture belief