| A | B |
|---|
| Sigmund Freud | Believes Emotional experiences in childhood form adult personalities |
| Aggressive | Personality of child who cries and fusses loudly |
| parents and family | Infants relate first to who? |
| world | emotions show the connection between self and what? |
| Mother | Most important physical contact for an infant |
| Placid | Personality shown when a child adapts easily to new situations |
| Sensitive | Personality shown when baby easily startles |
| Aggressive | Personality shown when an infant loves to explore |
| positive self-concept | developed when babies are cared for, praised and admired |
| suck thumbs | do this to comfort themselves |
| Cries | Way a typical infant responds to strangers |
| cuddle | way to comfort a crying infant |
| smiles | infants repeat behaviors rewarded with this |
| consistent | repeatedly acting the same way |
| security and trust | baby that is comforted and fed lovingly develops this |
| Placid | infant that is not easily upset by change has this personality |
| Sensitive | Personality type that is more liekly to become fearful of new experiences |
| trust | Infant develops this when cries are responded to regularly |
| human contact | crucial for a baby to develop healthy attatchments |
| cries | way a five month old communicates |
| peek-a-boo | activity that promotes social development |
