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Social-Emotional Development

Infants

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Disposition• Mood • Temperament

– Way people react

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Learning to interact with people and social groups• More infants are held, cuddled, talked to- the happier

they are• Learning to trust

– Erik Erikson• 8 stages where a person faces a task• More successful-healthier the personality• 1st stage trust is achieved by 2 ways

– Consistent environment– Basic needs met promptly

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Bonding• Feeling of love parents and baby have soon

after birth

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Attachment

• Feeling of love infant has for parents during 1st year– Strong attachment

• Helps overcome stress later in life• Helps mental development• Explore their world through play

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Ways people show feeling through emotions• Thoughts that lead to feelings and cause

changes in the body• By age 2 months, emotions are developing

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Love, Fear, anxiety, anger• Separation anxiety

– Separation from adult to whom they are attached• Infant rage

– Held against their will– Toys are taken away – You try to distract them when they have a need– React physically because they have no language skills

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Handling Infant Rage• Parents should

– Remain calm-modeling– Hold close for a short time

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Infant Emotion Project• Make collage of various infant emotions• Label each emotion (25)• Can only use one emotion per picture• Examples: happy, elated, angry, frustrated,

joyful, inquisitive, etc.

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• Happy• Anxious• Sad• Mad• Angry• Frustrated• Excited• Playful• Exhausted

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