Child Development

ability achievement adolescence adults age-mates attitudes babies become birth boys cause changes characteristics chil Child Development childhood children grow older children learn cial comics common concepts conform creativity crying damage daydreaming devel Developmental Psychology discipline dren dren's early effects egocentric emotional encourages environment example expectations experiences family members family relationships favorable feel female gang Genetic Psychology girls growth hazards homeostasis important infant influence interest Journal of Genetic justments less male mass media mature means ment mental mental Psychology moral mother motivation motor skills multiple birth newborn normal older children opment ovum parents peer group persistent personal and social physical play activities playmates postnatal prenatal preschool puberty punishment regarded resent responsible result self-concepts sex roles sex-role stereotypes sex-role typing siblings social acceptance social adjustments social group socially approved speech studies teachers television tend tion unfavorable usually young children