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Ferroni et al (2002) found that upon growing up, infants inhabit the same social skills - that is establishing eye contact - among adults.... One of the problems that may arise in assessing the amount of eye contact three-year old children makes towards adults is their ability to establish one.... Furthermore, the presence of adults, especially when there are no other children surrounding them intimidates them, thus avoiding eye contact.... During their first year of life, infants learn rapidly that the looking behaviours of others convey significant information....
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For this purpose, a literature review has been elaborated over and some experimental observations of young kids/adults have also been reflected upon.
Perception and the conscious-unconscious nature of mind are directly related to each other.... Same with Early Learning - we learn lots of things at a very young age, which are inherent traits of human kind, which we again, don't consciously think about (for instance, kids, especially infants, learn behavior by "passive imitation" of parents or friends; as infants we unconsciously learn by experience - as we grow up, those learned behaviors/actions/values stay with us, and are stored in the unconscious mind - later in life, we don't consciously think about these things - we just know them to be true)
All these characteristics have been oft associate....
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Psychoanalytic psychological theory in general focuses upon an individual as being caught between nature and culture, with… euroses and psychological disturbances being the result of conflict between an individual's natural instincts and the constraints imposed by the cultural environment.... For example, in the context of the attachments that an individual has with others, Fonagy et al (2000) offer the view that attachment patterns may reflect environmental conditions, such as the low level of correlation between an infant's attachment to its mother as opposed to its father....
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nbsp; A child (and in some cases adults later) perceive objects as something defining them as well.... innicott in his turn explains children's development as divided between several periods.... The paper "Children Perception of the World" describes that the child demonstrates behaviour described by Winnicott and Klein in their theories of development....
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She was a baby girl between 2 to 3 years of age, whose name was Petrina, but they fondly called her Pettu.... Second stage: This stage is between 2 to 7 years where a child learns through symbols.... This case study "observing a Pre-Schooler" provides an insight into the life of the child at this kind of fantasy age where the child lives in a world of its own....
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At this stage, a child is in early infancy possibly between the first and their second years.... The paper "Development of Pro-Social Behavior in Young Children" describes that parents play an important role in the development of a child.... Parents form the initial societies that a child interacts with thereby influencing he values that a child acquires....
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