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Developmental theories that inform social and emotional development
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Have a little read: ... Introduction Hetherington, Parke, Gauvain and Locke (2006) see a child's development as influenced by factors such as genetic inheritance, the environment into which the child is born and raised, family and peer interactions and others. This paper will discuss social and emotional development in preschool children generally and specifically look at how abuse at this time may impact developmental processes. A brief discussion of toddlerhood and middle childhood will be included in order to highlight the different developmental levels and establish an understanding of the major changes that occur at these times. It must be noted that all of the developmental levels are equally important given that for normal development to take place in preschool, development in toddlerhood has to have been normal. The role of attachment in social and emotional development will be explored taking the view that it is intrinsically knitted into child development. Finally the impact of abuse
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