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Emotional development definition
A gradual increase in a childs ability to recognise, understand, express, and regulate emotions (Nuget, 2013)
In the space of a few years
In the space of a few years, children demonstrate an amazing growth in their emotional development (Von Salisch, 2001)
We a social beings
Who cannot survive or develop normally without significant relationships (Stern, 1986)
Emotions influence relationships
At the heart of relationships is emotion, which influences the flow and outcome of interaction (Denham, 2011)
Emotions are improved via
Emotional development is acquired through interpersonal exchanges (Saarnie et al (1998)
Parents inform
parent-child interactions inform school-age childrens emotional behavior with their peers (Isley et al (1999)
Symmetrical
each participant shares roughly the same amount of social power (Youniss, 1980)
Horizontal relationships teach
Horizontal relationships are beneficial as they teach reciprocity, sharing, negotiation, cooperation and quality (Hartup, 1989)
Norms
Peer groups formulate their own norms and values
Corasro & Eder, 1980
2 benefits of peers
Von Salisch, 2001
Norms are maintained
Von Salisch, 2001
REgulation
Children learn that what they show as their publis self, doesn’t have to coincide with their private self, they learn to adopt an emotional front (Saarni, et al (1998)
Refined over time?
(Lewis, Sullivan & Vasen, 1987)
Dissolving
(Campbell & Tesser, 1985)
Better for academic success
Raver, 2003
