Psychology Today | Child Development
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Psychology Today | Child Development
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When a child is struggling in school, parents have choices. They can work with their child, or they can blame the school and teachers. Which is more effective ..read more
Psychology Today | Child Development
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Even young children may punish others who act unfairly. New research explores whether children do this strategically or punish unfairness in general ..read more
Psychology Today | Child Development
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How emotions like anxiety can manifest as unexplained symptoms in children ..read more
Psychology Today | Child Development
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Kids should learn coding even though AI codes faster than people. Coding teaches critical thinking and problem-solving skills, encourages creativity, and boosts self-esteem ..read more
Psychology Today | Child Development
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Supporting children on the autism spectrum in managing meltdowns is a common challenge for children and their families ..read more
Psychology Today | Child Development
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Male and female fetuses show different changes in brain activity during late pregnancy. Will this help us understand sex differences in childhood psychiatric disorders like autism ..read more
Psychology Today | Child Development
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The uncontrollable mood swings and the indiscriminate intensity of a borderline's emotions may be involuntary, but they still do a number on their children ..read more
Psychology Today | Child Development
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Pre-verbal infants go quickly from giggling at silly faces to attempting comedy themselves. Laughter is a powerful tool that builds allegiances ..read more
Psychology Today | Child Development
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Do you know why medicine and others are so far behind in addressing patients’ social problems ..read more
Psychology Today | Child Development
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People diagnosed with Autism may struggle to track and respond to relationship closeness and status hierarchies. Keeping this in mind can prompt patience and guide interventions ..read more