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Development over the lifespan,s increasing confidence in motor coordination, and by 14 months most infants are able to walk unaided even though it will be several years before they gain independence and acquire the many skills and abilities that most adults take for granted.

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Aspects of socialization,Socialization is the process that commences from birth onwards whereby we learn the norms expected in our society. Within any given culture there exists an unwritten set of guidelines for various behaviours, such as those involving morality, aggression and the different roles assigned to the sexes.

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Social influence,Many animals exist in pairs or larger groups for at least some part of their lives, and human beings are no exception. We live in a social world with many of our daily actions being influenced to a large extent by other people.

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Attitudes,As individuals in a social world our interactions and experience lead us to form views and judgements about people, actions and objects around us. This chapter will examine the nature of attitudes and beliefs, together with the ways in which such views, once established, may be changed.