The stage of building trust is important because it impacts self-concept in infants. When trust is not developed due to parents that do not respond when an infant communicates their needs, they will grow up feeling insecure and unsafe because they learned at a young age that people cannot be...
Self-esteem, self-concept, and body image of young people with rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases: A systematic literature review 来自 dx.doi.org 喜欢 0 阅读量: 12 作者:L Leon,D Clemente,C Heredia,L Abasolo 摘要: [Display omitted] 关键词:...
During this phase, the cognitive processes related to self-concept and identity continue to evolve, and the teenage years mark a period of increased self-awareness and the exploration of one's identity within a group [20]. Adolescence is particularly important for the development of self-vs.-...
For example, if an infant makes a verbal cooing sound to you, repeat that sound softly back to the infant. On the other hand, if the infant stretches out hands toward you in a nonverbal fashion, stretch out your hands in return to hold the infant. ...
Self-regulationis a popular concept with more than 850000 hits on Google Scholar (06/2013). The term refers to a variety of different processes located within the individual such as goal setting, planning, goal pursuit, progress monitoring, action control, delay of gratification, emotion control,...
1-13 These limitations may impede the ability of students with amblyopia to demonstrate their knowledge and skills, compete in sports and physical activities, and interact with their peers. Perceived scholastic, social, and athletic competence, along with physical appearance, are key determinants of ...
The first time we smile as an infant we have changed the world by stimulating others to smile back at us. Seeing their smile—and eventually perceiving the acceptance it represents—begins to change us; it is the beginning of our self-concept, self-image, self-confidence, self-doubt, and ...
K.M.Zosuls, ...D.N.Ruble, inEncyclopedia of Infant and Early Childhood Development, 2008 Perry’s model As will be discussed in the following section, by the time that children are in elementary school, they know a broad range of gender stereotypes. Therefore, starting at a young age, ...
The "I-self" of the West, a concept of the self as a single bounded entity in opposition to all other such entities, or the "we-self" of the East, where the self is seen only in a nexus, is determined by the rules of the particular culture. The two early features of the self ...
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