5.02 Emotional development egotism A self-centered view; seeing the world as revolving around oneself self-centered Tending to concentrate selfishly on needs and to show little or no interest one’s own in those of others self-esteem Confidence in merit as an individual person one’s own self-image The opinion that one has of his/her own worth, attractiveness or intelligence negativism A typical behavior of toddlers; saying no, refusing to do what is asked, or doing the opposite anger A strong feeling of displeasure frustration A feeling of disappointment caused by goals being unsatisfied An unpleasant feeling of anxiety or apprehension caused by the presence or fear anticipation of danger A resentment feeling or behavior jealousy To feel tender affection for somebody such as a close relative or friend, or for something love/acceptance such as a place, an ideal, or an animal The ability to identify with and understand somebody else's feelings or difficulties empathy An outburst of anger, especially a childish display of rage or bad temper temper tantrum Social development socialization Learning to get along with other with family members, then with people…first people in other groups imaginary Existing only in the mind, not in reality solitary play One person playing alone parallel play Playing near, but not actually with, other children cooperative play Playing with another child including interaction and cooperation imitative-imaginative Fantasy or dramatic play which imitates real-life situations The process of learning to base behavior on beliefs about what is right and one’s moral development wrong
5.02 Emotional development egotism A self-centered view; seeing the world as revolving around oneself self-centered Tending to concentrate selfishly on one’s own needs and to show little or no interest in those of others self-esteem Confidence in one’s own merit as an individual person self-image The opinion that one has of his/her own worth, attractiveness or intelligence negativism A typical behavior of toddlers; saying no, refusing to do what is asked, or doing the opposite anger A strong feeling of displeasure frustration A feeling of disappointment caused by goals being unsatisfied fear An unpleasant feeling of anxiety or apprehension caused by the presence or anticipation of danger jealousy A resentment feeling or behavior love/acceptance To feel tender affection for somebody such as a close relative or friend, or for something such as a place, an ideal, or an animal empathy The ability to identify with and understand somebody else's feelings or difficulties temper tantrum An outburst of anger, especially a childish display of rage or bad temper Social development socialization Learning to get along with other people…first with family members, then with people in other groups imaginary Existing only in the mind, not in reality solitary play One person playing alone parallel play Playing near, but not actually with, other children cooperative play Playing with another child including interaction and cooperation imitative-imaginative Fantasy or dramatic play which imitates real-life situations moral development The process of learning to base one’s behavior on beliefs about what is right and wrong