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Child Development Study Guide Unit One: Children and Parenting Child Development Study Guide Unit One: Children and Parenting Chapter One: Learn About Children Benefits of studying children Childhood past and present Importance of Child Development Theorists o Sigmund Freud o Jean Piaget o Lev Vygotsky o Erik Erikson o B.F. Skinner o Urie Bronfenbrenner o Albert Bandura Why observe children How to observe children Objective vs. subjective Types of observation records Chapter One: Learn About Children Benefits of studying children Childhood past and present Importance of Child Development Theorists o Sigmund Freud o Jean Piaget o Lev Vygotsky o Erik Erikson o B.F. Skinner o Urie Bronfenbrenner o Albert Bandura Why observe children How to observe children Objective vs. subjective Types of observation records Chapter Two: Responsibilities of Parenting Preparation for parenting Parent readiness Parent rewards and responsibilities Stages of parenthood Teen pregnancy o Health risks o Education challenges o Financial issues o Emotional and social stress o Teen parenting options Chapter Two: Responsibilities of Parenting Preparation for parenting Parent readiness Parent rewards and responsibilities Stages of parenthood Teen pregnancy o Health risks o Education challenges o Financial issues o Emotional and social stress o Teen parenting options Chapter Three: Building Strong Families Qualities of strong families Functions of a family Family structures o Nuclear family o Single-parent family o Blended family o Extended family Trends affecting families The family life cycle Children’s needs Parenting Styles Giving effective directions Being a role model Setting limits Positive reinforcement Inappropriate behavior Effective punishment Negative reinforcement Poor disciplinary Chapter Three: Building Strong Families Qualities of strong families Functions of a family Family structures o Nuclear family o Single-parent family o Blended family o Extended family Trends affecting families The family life cycle Children’s needs Parenting Styles Giving effective directions Being a role model Setting limits Positive reinforcement Inappropriate behavior Effective punishment Negative reinforcement Poor disciplinary Child Development Study Guide Unit One: Children and Parenting Child Development Study Guide Unit One: Children and Parenting Chapter One: Learn About Children Benefits of studying children Childhood past and present Importance of Child Development Theorists o Sigmund Freud o Jean Piaget o Lev Vygotsky o Erik Erikson o B.F. Skinner o Urie Bronfenbrenner o Albert Bandura Why observe children How to observe children Objective vs. subjective Types of observation records Chapter One: Learn About Children Benefits of studying children Childhood past and present Importance of Child Development Theorists o Sigmund Freud o Jean Piaget o Lev Vygotsky o Erik Erikson o B.F. Skinner o Urie Bronfenbrenner o Albert Bandura Why observe children How to observe children Objective vs. subjective Types of observation records Chapter Two: Responsibilities of Parenting Preparation for parenting Parent readiness Parent rewards and responsibilities Stages of parenthood Teen pregnancy o Health risks o Education challenges o Financial issues o Emotional and social stress o Teen parenting options Chapter Two: Responsibilities of Parenting Preparation for parenting Parent readiness Parent rewards and responsibilities Stages of parenthood Teen pregnancy o Health risks o Education challenges o Financial issues o Emotional and social stress o Teen parenting options Chapter Three: Building Strong Families Qualities of strong families Functions of a family Family structures o Nuclear family o Single-parent family o Blended family o Extended family Trends affecting families The family life cycle Children’s needs Parenting Styles Giving effective directions Being a role model Setting limits Positive reinforcement Inappropriate behavior Effective punishment Negative reinforcement Poor disciplinary Chapter Three: Building Strong Families Qualities of strong families Functions of a family Family structures o Nuclear family o Single-parent family o Blended family o Extended family Trends affecting families The family life cycle Children’s needs Parenting Styles Giving effective directions Being a role model Setting limits Positive reinforcement Inappropriate behavior Effective punishment Negative reinforcement Poor disciplinary