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Social & Behavioral Socialization Outcomes - Coggle Diagram
Social & Behavioral Socialization Outcomes
Self-Regulation of Behavior
begins at age 2 and gets better with age
Self-Regulatory Skills are related to:
antisocial behavior
aggressive behavior
altruistic behavior
prosocial behavior
Development of Self-Regulation
biological factors
temperament
parenting practices
teaching strategies
Antisocial Behavior
Aggression
Biological
evolution
genetics
neuroscience
Social Cognitive
Learning Theory
Sociocultural
Influences
attitudes
values
behavior
Peers
Community
Ecological
Child
personality
cognitive level
social skills
Family
parenting style
interactions
School
attitudes on handling aggression
Peer Group
modeling
accpetance/rejection
Media
Community
socioeconomoic stressors
availability
support systems
attitudes about what constitutes aggressive behavior
Moral Development
Piaget's Theory
morality is the understanding of and adherence to rules through one's own volition
children's moral reasonings shift
heteronomous morality
belief one is subject to external laws
rules are more absolutes that cannot be changed
autonomous morality
belief one is subject to internal laws
rules are arbitrary agreements that can be changed by those who have to follow them
Kohlberg's Theory
there is no consistent relationship between parental conditions of child-rearing and various measures of conscience or internalized values because morality cannot be imposed; it has to be constructed as a social consequence of social experiences
6 stages of moral development
Level I
Stage 1: Heteronomous Morality
Stage 2: Individualism, Instrumental purpose, & Exchange
Level II
Stage 3:
Mutual Interpersonal Expectations, Relationships, & Interpersonal Conformity
Stage 4:
Social System & Conscience
Level III
Stage 5:
Social Contract or Utility & Individual Rights
Stage 6:
Universal Ethical Principles
Gender Roles & Sex Typing
Gender-Role Development
Psychoanalytical
Social Learning/Social Cognitive
Cognitive Development
Gender Scheme
Influences
Family
Peers
School
Community
Mass Media