The quality of the parent-child relationship significantly influences a child's development, particularly through nurturing behaviors and supportive interactions. Verbal and cognitive stimulation, such as reading and asking questions, enhances cognitive skills and language competence, contributing to a child'
BEHAVIORAL PRACTICES ASSOCIATED
WITH POR OUTCOMES.
DISCIPLINE PRACTICES ASSOCIATED
WITH GOOD OUTCOMES.
Supportive Relationships
One index of the quality
parent-child relationship
during the attachment or
bond, between the child
and the parent.
Effects of early interaction
on brain development.
Researchers discovered evidence
that suggests early nurturing and
interaction effects behavior and influence
in a child brain development.
VERBAL AND COGNITIVE STIMULATION
COGNITIVE SKILLS
PHYSICAL ENVIROMENT
STRUCTURING FOR SUCESS
READING
QUANTITY OF LANGUAGE
VERBAL RESPONSIVENESS
labeling, asking questions,
providing information, and
reading a book
Child Abuse or Neglect
Physical harm to a child.
Nurturing
Parent-child development
Personal Characteristics
Cognitive and Language Abilities
MENTAL MEDIATION
Is the process of using
language to achieve
self-direction and self-
regulation behavior.
INTELLIGENCE OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING
intelligence tests are often used to measure
cognitive skills such as well-developed and
literacy skills and effective thinking and mental
processing skills.
LANGUAGE COMPETENCE
How language is used to
communicate to exchange
information, ideas, and feelings
with others.
Behaving Well
EMOTIONAL SELF REGULATION
How a child controls his or her
emotions and behavior.
IMPULSE CONTROL/ DELAY OF
GRATIFICATION
Social Interaction
INTERPRETING SOCIAL SITUATIONS
How child perceives and thinks about
the action of others help determine his
or her response in a situation.
EMPATHY
Is the capacity to share in another's
person's emotional response in essence
to, feel with''
Control- related beliefs
PESSIMISM
Pessimistic people tend to attribute
negative outcomes to permanent
internal causes such as low ability.
OPTIMISM
Optimistic people are likely to
believe that they have considerable
control to cause good things to
happen in their lives.