Emotional Development Crossword

The emotions of one's person, through facial, vocal, or gestural cues, generate a similar emotion in another person is called emotion ________.
An emotional response that consists of feeling concern for a distressed other.
_____ strategies are used to deliberate attempts to change thoughts or behavior to try to manage strong emotions.
Perceiving the emotions of another person is called _______ perspective-taking.
Altering the expression of felt emotion by expressing no emotion or a different emotion is called emotional ________.
An emotional state similar to what another person is feeling that results from perceiving the other's emotions.
Universal, innate emotions appearing in the first months of life (interest, joy, sadness, anger, disgust, and fear) are called _______ emotions.
A common internalizing disorder in which the child feels worried about future threats, or threats to the sense of self is called _______ disorder.
A dispositional proneness toward anxiety in test situations that interferes with performance is _______ anxiety.
The ability to regulate your own emotions, and read others' emotions, so that you emerge from an emotional event having accomplished your goals. This is ________ competence.
Complex emotions that emerge later than basic emotions. Also called "self-conscious" or "moral" emotions are called _______ emotions.
Children read another's emotional expression to determine how they should respond in an ambiguous situation is called social ________.
The long-term process of adapting to a new culture.
Emotional _______ is the ability to use emotions to guide thinking and to think intelligently about emotions
A common internalizing disorder in which feelings of sadness are severe for at least 2 weeks or are milder but chronic.
The self- and other-focused experience of taking on a friend's distress and experiencing it as one's own
The meaning given to an event.