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Can play cooperatively, prefers to play with friends.
Can demonstrate jealousy.
Comprehend there own feelings.
Comprehend their own actions.
Demonstrate empathy. -
Development and socialisation in children from 18 months to 2 years.
The children begin to reach out to other children.
Learn to socialise with others with practice.
May be shy with adults; possibly intimidated by unfamiliar people. -
Will learn to understand love and trust.
Able to show affection, but unable to empathise and comprehend other peoples feelings.
May have one or two special friends.
Language development; this is essential part of communication and socialisation. -
May show a competitive spirit.
Makes friends with girls and boys.
Develops a sense of humour.
Understands fantasy / reality.
Enjoys pretend play. -
Friends are very important; can be good/bad influences.
Spends less time with family, may dislike being around parents (a form of embarrassment).
May loose some self-esteem or self-confidence. -
Can play cooperatively, prefers to play with friends.
Demonstrates some jealously.
Comprehend their own feelings.
Understand their own actions.
Demonstrates empathy.