Social and Emotional factors affecting development
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- Created on: 28-11-17 18:59
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- Social and Emotional Factors affecting development
- family relationships
- carries out primary socialisation
- teaches values, beliefs and skills needed in life
- seen as foundation of society
- friendships
- meeting other children in childhood - school
- friendships are very important in adolescence - all going through puberty together
- in later adulthood can be vital source of connection to a persons past
- create belonging, feeling wanted and liked and provide support
- some can be a bad influence
- educational experiences
- secondary socialisation
- friends, peers and teachers influence attitudes, values and behaviour
- some see education as a positive experience and do well in exams
- success is good for self-esteem and self-image
- for some school can develop a negative self image and low self esteem
- greater social status for qualifications and jobs
- development of knowledge and skills
- affect quality and range of jobs available
- ethnicity and religion
- take part in particular activity or social groups
- set of beliefs and take part in forms of worship
- positive effect on elf-esteem and mental health
- can be restrictive on how someone lives their life and can have a big social impact
- life experiences
- major events have a big impact on the direction of a person's life
- birth of children
- marriage
- divorce
- death of loved one
- starting school, uni or college
- new job or unemployment
- gender
- job opportunities
- sports and activities
- toys we are given to play with
- people we become friends with at school
- family relationships
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