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Emotional Development - Coggle Diagram
Emotional Development
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Self-Conscious Emotions
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To experience self-conscious emotions, children must be able to refer to themselves and be aware of themselves different from others
Shame, embarrassment and guilt are examples of self-conscious emotions
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In early childhood years, emotions like pride and guilt become more common and are especially influenced by parents response to behaviour
Shyness
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Social disinterest: children do not show anxiety while socializing with peers, they just prefer to be alone
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Emotional Development
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Children develop a better understanding of emotions in early childhood because of greater cognitive skills, knowledge of the self, and social interactions than in infancy
