human development - social development

Question 1

social skills

Answer 1

the skills needed to comunicate and interact with eachother in a positive way

Question 2

socialisation

Answer 2

the process of learning the rules and expectations of society, learning and practicing the necessary social skills.

Question 3

primary socialisation

Answer 3

in infancy
first occurs within the family
where values, beliefs and attitudes are formed

Question 4

secondary socialisation

Answer 4

socialise in setting outside of home
play with other children
interact with other adults

Question 5

places to socialise

Answer 5

church - meet people with similar beliefs
community centre - different activities for you to go to
health centre - meet other parents with children the same age
local park - go on walks and meet new people

Question 6

unoccupied play

Answer 6

birth - 3 months

babies occupy themselves by moving their limbs
doesn’t involve them engaging with anyone else

Question 7

solitary play

Answer 7

birth - 2 years

this is when a baby or toddler play alone
dont seem to notice others playing nearby

Question 8

onlooker play

Answer 8

2 years

toddlers will sit and watch others play
may ask questions but make no effort to join in

Question 9

parallel play

Answer 9

2+ years

a toddler plays alongside another child but will not involve them in their play

Question 10

associete play

Answer 10

3 - 4 years

play together but no common goal
become more aware of eachother rather than the toys
important step in learing how to work together and share

Question 11

co-operative

Answer 11

4+ years

child will have interest in others around them
play starts to become more formalised
this is when children learn social skills

Question 12

why can’t you behave exactly how you want

Answer 12

as we mature we understand we have to conform to society’s standards and behaviour and want to belong