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BT Collab Topic:- Emotional Changes in childhood. Prepared by Manohar Behaviour Therapist. The following factors affect the emotional development of a child. 1. Physical health - Physical health has a special effect on emotions. In children who are strong and healthy, emotional stability is higher than weak and unhealthy boys. According to Crowe and Crowe, "A child's health is closely related to his emotional reactions." 2. Mental development- In children whose mental development becomes adequate, emotional stability is found. In comparison to a child of low mental development, a talented child successfully controls his emotions. 3. Fatigue- Fatigue has a special effect on emotional development. When the child is tired, he quickly succumbs to anger and irritability. 4. Family environment- The children of the family whose members are highly financially sensitive also become sensitive in the same way. Similarly, if the family's environment remains cheerful, pleasant and peaceful, the child experiences complete security and his emotional development takes place in a balanced manner. 5. Parents 'behavior - The parents' behavior has a substantial effect on the emotional development of the child. For parents who ignore their children or pamper them more than necessary and do not give them the freedom to work at will, this behavior contributes to the undesirable emotional development of the children. 6. Social recognition- According to Crowe and Crowe, "If the child does not get social recognition of his actions, then there is excitement or relaxation in his emotional behavior. For example - If a child makes it himself, but the community does not like that poem, then the child suffers from frustration and frustration. 7. Economic condition - Economic condition affects the emotions of children. Many undesirable emotions become permanent in a poor child. Seeing the costumes and living conditions of the children of rich families, the impulses of envy and jealousy take strong form in the children of poor families. 8. Desire - Every child has a desire. If someone wants to become a great poet, doctor or engineer. But when the circumstances are unfavourable and the child's desires are not fulfilled, he sinks in despair. This frustration is the father of emotional tension. School environment - After family, school is the place which affects the feelings of the children the most. The child expresses emotions through various actions. If various activities

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