Chapter 10--Emotional Development, Temperament, and Attachment

basic emotions

complex emotions

self-evaluative emotions

emotional display rules

emotional self-regulation

social referencing

emotional competence

social competence

competent emotional expressivity

competent emotional knowledge

competent emotional regulation

temperament

fearful distress (temperament)

irritable distress (temperament)

positive affect (temperament)

activity level (temperament)

rhythmicity (temperament)

synchronized routines

asocial phase (of attachment)

phase of indiscriminate attachments

phase of specific attachment

secure base

phase of mutiple attachments

secondary reinforcer

Psychoanalytic Theory of Attachment

Learning Theory of Attachment

secondary reinforcer

Cognitive-Development Theory of Attachment

Contemporary Theory of Attachment

imprinting

preadapted characteristic

kewpie doll effect

stranger anxiety

separation anxiety

Strange Situation

secure attacment

resistant attachment

avoidant attachment

disorganized/disoriented attachment

Attachment Q-set (AQS)

amae

caregiving hypothesis

internal working models

Ainsworth's caregiving hypothesis

Kagan's temperament hypothesis

Thomas & Chess's goodness-of-fit model

Konchanska's integrative theory