Studies on the Development of Children’s Social Interaction and the Family Relations

Journal: Journal of Higher Education Research DOI: 10.32629/jher.v1i1.127

Keyan Zhao

Liaoning Financial Vocational College

Abstract

With the rapid development of society and economy, there are growing problems in the relations among families. There have also been children’s aggressive behaviours in some families. It is important for people to deal with the relations with children and let them grow healthily both physically and mentally. This article mainly focuses on the three parts of personality, moral development, the three stages of language development, and the possible reasons and motivations. In the end, the author provides the suggestions on how to improve the problems. It has practical significance for related families.

Keywords

the development, children’s social interaction, the family relations

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