Development Of Social Relationships Flashcards

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Infancy social development

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Infants will have an inbuilt tendency interact with carers

Will smile at human faces in 2 months

Respond to adults at 3 months

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Childhood social relationships development

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Begin to learn social roles and behaviours

Explore social relationships through play

Learn to cooperate with other children through play

Form friendships through mental trust

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Adolescence social relationship development

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Influenced self worth by their peer than by family

Adolescence copy behaviours from their own network of friends

Adolescence have to cope with their sexuality

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Adulthood social relationship development

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Friendships networks continue to be very important

Dominated by forming intimate partnerships and employment

Marriage and parenthood rep rest major social development in thei lives

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Later adulthood social relationship development.

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More free time to develop friendships
Increase their involvement with close friends
Take up new hobbies
They might take up pasttime no trave

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3 different types of developing relationships

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Formal, intimate, informal

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Formal relationship

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between non related individuals eg colleagues. These relationships are important for good self image and self esteem

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Intimate relationships

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may begin in adolescence and continue. New relationships form throughout life. These relationships lead to contentment, emotional security and self positive image

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Informal relationship

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build between individuals and family or significant people. These stet with attachment in infancy, they promote contentment and confidence

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