Question

An infant must master the tasks in one phase of the life cycle to move on to the next phase. What happens if there is a problem with the parents or environment that prevents adequate interaction with the child?

2. What tasks should you expect to be mastered during early childhood?

3. What physical activities are appropriate for the school-aged child?

4. How can an adolescent achieve a sense of their own identity?

Answer 1

Answer: The Parents attention to their child is important. Children learn from the environment they are exposed to and hence parents plays major role in that case. If the parents show interactions, care then children feels secure and protected. The poor interaction makes child to have feeling of insecurity, fear. Sometimes children starts to develop feeling of hatred. Children learn from what they see and experience. Poor interaction or no interaction results in to poor learning skills development, child becomes antisocial, arrogant etc. Child starts disobeying things, does the activities which attracts the parents just to seek attention. The mental deterioration gets starts at the developing age.