Developmental Emotions

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Disposition

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A person’s general mood

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Temperament

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Tendency to react a certain way to events

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Mistrust

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Most serious form of not trusting—lack of trust and feelings of suspicion

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Erik Erikson

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Psychologist who developed 8 stages from birth through old age; studied trust as one aspect of personality development

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Maslow

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Developed “Hierarchy of Needs”; believed people move through stages, with the first stage being physiological needs (water, food, shelter, love) and when needs are met, trust is built

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Bonding & attachment

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Bonding—done by the parent(s); the feeling of love parents have for their baby. Attachment—done by the infant; when babies come to care for their parents

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Attachment/attachment behaviors

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Closeness between people that remains over time. Actions one person shows to another person to show closeness

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Age appropriate behaviors

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Proper or expected ways to express emotions at certain ages

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Anxiety

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Fear of a possible future event

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Separation anxiety

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Anxiety common in babies caused by the fear that loved ones who leave them will not return