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Title:

Socio-emotional (Spiritual, Social,Emotional)-Child And Early Adolescence.

Lecturer:

Pn. Norasikin Binti IsmailPresenter:

Muhammad Hafiz Bin Masron

Muhammad Fitree Bin Mohd FuhaadAiminadiah Binti Ab Mubim

Najwa Adibah Binti Bukhari

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Emotion are anexpression of feeling

which show a readiness

for action

That may mean that theindividual continues

with an action alreadystarted, or modifies it

or even changes it

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a) Basic emotions:

Joy

Anger Surprise

Fear

Interest Distress

Disgust

Sadness

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Age

Birth-6month

7- 12month

1- 2years

3-6years

7-11years

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Birth-6 month

Shows sign ofalmost all

emotion frombirth

Begins to smile

socially

Begins to laugh

as an expressionof happiness

Shows facialexpressions of

happiness withfamiliar carers.

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7- 12 month

Anger and fearincreases, especiallyin a situation with

strangers

The child will avoidunfamiliar or

uncomfortablesituation

The child needs asecure base,

provided by thosewho care for them

The child canbecome distressedor withdrawn in

unstable situation

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1- 2 years

Feelings of self-

consciousnessappear but dependson the presence of

others

Social smile appearsIs very dependent

on adult

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3- 6 years

They show more

self-consciousemotions and theseare clearly linked to

self-esteem

They use theirdeveloping

language to expressemotion

They begin to

conform in socialcontexts, even

when this is againsttheir emotions

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7- 11 years

Feelings of self-

consciousness becomeintegrated with inner

standards for rightaction

Internal strategies for

emotional self-regulation are evident

and these can beadjusted to situations

Conformity to andconscious awarenessof displays of emotion

improve

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Eriksan defined 8 stages of human

emotional development from baby to adult.

According to him, in every stage there will

be +ve and ve attitudes that will lead to

psychological adjustment problem due to

the emotional conflict.

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Conflict: Trust vs Mistrust

Characteristic of Emotional Development

Build trust

Build non-believe feelings when the needs are

not being fulfill

-ve behavior towards others

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Conflict: Autonomy vs Shame/ Doubt

Characteristic of Emotional Development Power maniac

Desire to be independent

Shy

Afraid of making mistakes

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Conflict: Initiative vs Guilt

Characteristic of Emotional Development

Fast learner

Fast movement

Alert to the right or wrong doings

Feeling bad when being laughed

Rebellious

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Conflict: Industry vs Inferiority

Characteristic of Emotional Development

Conquering desire

Desire to be succeed

Basic physical and social skills

Being appreciated

Inferior when being criticised

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Conflict: Identity vs Crisis Identity

Characteristic of Emotional Development

Self understanding

Crisis identity

Sensitive towards physical changes and

appearance

Develop positive intrapersonal

Emotional development

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Conflict: Intimacy vs Isolation

Characteristic of Emotional Development

Fear of commitment

Trying to establish identity Mutuality of devotion

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Conflict: Generativity vs Self-absorption

Characteristic of Emotional Development

Middle adulthood

Generativity and stagnation

Selfish- return on their investment

Need to be needed Overextension illustrates the problem

Tendency of rejectivity

Midlife crisis

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Conflict: Integrity vs Despair

Characteristic of Emotional Developmen

Late adulthood

Develop ego integrity

Preoccupied with the past

Presumption

Malignant tendency

Generosity of spirit

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