65 Chapter 9 Introduction

After reading this chapter, you should be able to:

  • Describe how preschoolers view themselves.
  • Summarize Erikson’s stage of initiative versus guilt.
  • Discuss the progression of social emotional development during early childhood.
  • Compare and contrast different styles of parenting.
  • Define characteristics of high quality child care.
  • Discuss the role of siblings and peers.
  • Describe the types of play.
  • Summarize the influence on social and emotional competence.
  • Identify the effects of stress on three- to five-year olds.

In early childhood, children’s understanding of themselves and their role in the world expands greatly.[1]


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