7.3.1 Social Development

• Daycare refers to supervised care and education for children below school age during the day
• What is the primary purpose of daycare?

  Early childhood care
• What is crucial for cognitive and emotional growth in social development?

  Social interaction
• Daycare provides opportunities for children to interact with peers, developing essential skills like cooperation, empathy, and conflict resolution
• Cooperation in daycare encourages children to work together and share resources.
• Match the positive effect of daycare with its description:

  Peer Interaction ↔️ Promotes social skills through play

  Cooperation ↔️ Encourages sharing and teamwork

  Emotional Regulation ↔️ Helps manage emotions

  Social Norm Understanding ↔️ Teaches social expectations
• What example of cooperation is mentioned in daycare activities?

  Sharing toys
• Daycare fosters social, cognitive, and emotional development through structured activities and play
• What skills do children develop during social development influenced by cultural norms?

  Empathy, cooperation, conflict resolution
• Daycare provides opportunities for children to develop conflict resolution skills through peer interaction.
• Arrange the positive effects of daycare on social development in order of importance:

  1️⃣ Peer Interaction

  2️⃣ Cooperation

  3️⃣ Emotional Regulation

  4️⃣ Social Norm Understanding
• What does emotional regulation help children manage through social experiences?

  Emotions
• Daycare can positively impact a child's social development by providing peer interaction and structured activities.
• Daycare provides opportunities for children to interact with peers
• Cooperation is an essential skill developed in daycare
• What is the main benefit of peer interaction in daycare?

  Promotes social skills
• Cooperation in daycare encourages children to work together and share resources
• How does emotional regulation in daycare help children?

  Manages emotions
• Emotional regulation in daycare teaches children how to manage their emotions through social experiences
• Match the negative effects of daycare with their descriptions:

  Increased Aggression ↔️ Aggressive behaviors due to stress

  Peer Interaction Difficulties ↔️ Reduced attention hinders relationships

  Emotional Bond Challenges ↔️ Attachment issues with caregivers
• A supportive home environment is crucial to balance potential negative effects of daycare
• What is the primary purpose of daycare?

  Early childhood care
• Daycare aims to foster social, cognitive, and emotional development through structured activities
• Stages of social development in children

  1️⃣ Early Childhood

  2️⃣ Middle Childhood

  3️⃣ Adolescence
• Which skills are developed during early childhood in social development?

  Empathy, cooperation
• Factors such as family, peers, and cultural norms influence social development
• What does peer interaction in daycare promote for children's social development?

  Social skills
• Cooperation in daycare encourages children to work together and share resources
• Emotional regulation in daycare helps children manage their emotions through social experiences.
• What does social norm understanding teach children in daycare?

  Social expectations
• List the positive effects of daycare on social development as described in the study material.

  1️⃣ Peer Interaction

  2️⃣ Cooperation

  3️⃣ Emotional Regulation

  4️⃣ Social Norm Understanding
• Increased aggression in daycare can result from higher stress levels in structured environments
• What may hinder relationship formation in daycare due to overcrowding and reduced individual attention?

  Peer interaction difficulties
• Match the negative effect of daycare with its example:

  Emotional Bond Challenges ↔️ A child constantly clinging to parents at pickup

  Increased Aggression ↔️ A child frequently hitting others in daycare

  Peer Interaction Difficulties ↔️ A child struggling to make friends at daycare
• Key factors influencing the impact of daycare on social development include quality of care and staff-child ratio
• What does staff consistency allow children to form in daycare?

  Secure attachments
• Introverted children may need extra support to adapt to daycare.
• What complements the benefits of daycare for a child's social development?

  Supportive home life
• Match the form of childcare with its characteristic:

  Daycare ↔️ Frequent peer interaction

  Nanny ↔️ Strong emotional bond

  Family Care ↔️ Lower cost or free
• Daycare provides a structured environment with varied social interactions