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A. Emotional Development Self Concept- consisting of traits, habits, abilities, motives, social roles, goals, and values that define how we perceive ourselves: Primary emotions—Joy, fear, anger, grief Sensory stimulated emotions—Disgust, delight, horror Self-appraisal emotions—Shame, pride, guilt. Includes the ability to comprehend the feelings of others: Empathy, understanding, acceptance.B. Social Development Ability to form and sustain social relationships with adults and friends is central to children’s preparedness for school Social Competence with Adults includes: Ability to communicate with adults Ability to understand and identify adult roles. Social Competence with Peers has two aspects: Social skills necessary to cooperate with peers: Understanding rights of others Distinguishing between incidental and intentional actions Treating others as one would like to be treated. Ability to form and sustain reciprocal friendships: Listening to others’ points of view Willingness to solicit and act upon others’ points of view Providing help and support for friends.
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