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Class 5: Trauma & Coping in Preschool-age children
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  | Am I finished grading essays and quizzes? NO! Sorry. Will try to catch up by Thursday. Note: I always look at appeals last.
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  | Notes on essays and quizzes: Much better!
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  | Revised Class Worksheet slightly to make more room (note: short and shorter answers)
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  | I am asked by my boss to evaluate your conduct/demeanor in class. ASK ME QUESTIONS! MAKE COMMENTS ON THE REMARKS OF YOUR PEERS. Silent people in the MAC or MFT therapy will be at a disadvantage because I can’t evaluate you!
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  | More time for discussion. Okay! We’ll start today!
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  | Goal: What happens during early childhood and how can this knowledge be helpful
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  | From “action” attachment behaviors to “verbal” and “memory” attachment behaviors
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  | From egocentric to emergence of social perspective thinking
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  | From parallel to cooperative
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  | From egocentric to others
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  | From parents as regulators to self as regulator
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  | How do preschool kids regulate themselves?
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  | Defense mechanisms: what are they?
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  | From external and inflexible to the emergence of internalized and flexible (BUT STILL CONCRETE!)
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  | Example: Breaking glasses
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  | From unidimensional and concrete sense of self to multidimensional and abstract sense of self
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  | An interest in their genitals and that of others is abnormal, right? No.
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  | DO YOU AGREE? Children may be aware of stereotypes but this does not contribute to a negative view of their self identity
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  | Goal: A real world person talks about adoption and foster care of children: Robin Ulesich-Foemmel
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  | Preview of next reading: Middle Childhood Development
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  | I hope to introduce play therapy on Thursday. It would probably be helpful to especially read the chapter in regard to changes in middle childhood (cognitive, language, social) that may influence play and using play in therapy.
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  | How does attachment behavior become extended to peers?
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  | Describe social perspective taking and can therapists help promote it?
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  | Can therapists communicate to school-age children as they can to adults? How so and how not?
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  | What can play reveal about a child’s anxieties and worries?
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  | What are decentration, concrete operations, reversiability?
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  | What changes around age 7?
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  | What psychological defense mechanisms are active during this period
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  | What helps improve self control
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  | How is moral reasoning different than preschool-age moral reasoning but not quite at adult levels?
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  | How do cognitive changes reflect moral reasoning changes?
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  | How does self esteem (self-concept) change in middle childhood?
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