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social problem-solving

The skill of handling social conflicts by apologizing, compromising, taking another person's perspective, or seeking adult help.

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How social interaction changes with age

How social interaction changes with age

Infancy and early childhood: social life begins with attachment At the beginning of life, social interaction is mostly dyadic: the child and caregiver form the first communication system. Smiles, eye contact, vocal turns, and shared attention help the infant learn that other people are predictable and safe. This early pattern is not just emotional; it […]