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Read the 5 articles and answer one question for each article-
1. Discuss the nature of aggressive behavior during the preschool years, the roots of aggression as explained by the biological, social learning, and cognitive perspectives, and the factors that influence the expression of aggression in young children. Use the Roben et al. (2013) article in your discussion.
2. Describe the different types of play and the benefits play provides to young children. Using the article by Recchia et al. (2013), describe differences in play and relationships with friends and with siblings. What are the implications?
3. Explain racial, gender, and cultural differences in attributions of success and failure, and discuss how these subjective interpretations, by self and others, contribute to school outcomes. Be sure to relate the findings of Cheung et al. (2103) to your discussion.
4. Discuss ways that parents, counselors and teachers can foster children's social
competence. Relate this to the research on bullying using the Olweus (2013) article.
5. Imagine that you are working for a suicide hotline. You have a potentially suicidal adolescent on the phone, and you are training people to take calls. This call is a demonstration, so you must clearly explain to your trainees what should and should not be done when confronted with a potentially suicidal individual. Then using the Karevold et al. (2009) article and your textbook, describe to your trainees the potential predictors and pathways to adolescent anxiety and depression.
Articles- Child Development
1. Longitudinal Relations Among Language Skills, Anger Expression, and Regulatory Strategies in Early Childhood, Caroline K. P. Roben, Pamela M. Cole, and Laura Marie Armstrong The Pennsylvania State University
2. "Two for Flinching": Children's and Adolescents' Narrative Accounts of Harming Their Friends and Siblings, Holly Recchia Concordia University, Cecilia Wainryb and Monisha Pasupathi University of Utah
3. Does Adolescents' Disclosure to Their Parents Matter for Their Academic Adjustment?, Cecilia S.-S. Cheung and Eva M. Pomerantz
University of Illinois, Wei Dong Cornell Universit
4. School Bullying: Development and Some Important Challenges, Dan Olweus
5. Predictors and Pathways From Infancy to Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression in Early Adolescence Evalill Karevold Norwegian Institute of Public Health Espen Røysamb Norwegian Institute of Public Health and University of Oslo Eivind Ystrom and Kristin S. Mathiesen Norwegian Institute of Public Health