Typical Behavioral Characteristics

By nichole.richard
  • Ages 5-10 Children in this age group care what others think about them

    Ages 5-10 Children in this age group care what others think about them

  • Ages 5-10 Children in this age group may fiddle with things an may be increasingly awkward.

    Ages 5-10 Children in this age group may fiddle with things an may be increasingly awkward.

  • Ages 5-10 Children at this age can dress with skill

    Ages 5-10 Children at this age can dress with skill

  • Ages 11-13 Children in this age develop strong friendships.

    Ages 11-13 Children in this age develop strong friendships.

  • Ages 11-13 Children in this age group seek guidance from parents but do not want lectures.

    Ages 11-13 Children in this age group seek guidance from parents but do not want lectures.

  • Ages 11-13 Children in this age group experience body changes that cause embarrassment and self-consciousness.

    Ages 11-13 Children in this age group experience body changes that cause embarrassment and self-consciousness.

  • Ages 14-18 Students in this age desire independence.

    Ages 14-18 Students in this age desire independence.

  • Ages 14-18 Children in the age group are emotional with intervals of moodiness.

    Ages 14-18 Children in the age group are emotional with intervals of moodiness.

  • Ages 14-18 Children in this age group are inquisitive, argumentative, and questioning

    Ages 14-18 Children in this age group are inquisitive, argumentative, and questioning