The Developmental Path of Constructive Social Behavior from Childhood to Adolescence:The Roles of Attachment, Cognitive Development, and Peer Relationships
The development of social behavior begins with a child’s earliest emotional bonds. Experiences of consistency, responsiveness, and emotional reassurance from primary caregivers create a sense of security that allows the child to regulate emotions more effectively, trust others, and approach new situations in a calmer and more socially oriented manner. A child who learns to…