Human communication is strikingly different from any other known natural communication system. Communication refers to the process by which the information is transmitted and understood between two or more people. Transmitting ...

The article addresses issues of a child’s socialization in infancy and early childhood. It identifies the role of a family as the institute of primary socialization of a child. The article touches upon issues of a child’s ...

This article highlights the need for a development of emotional intelligence in students and a collaboration between all factors involved in the educational act to form an optimal educational path of the learner. The need ...

Numerous studies show that excess time spent online can have negative effects on children's emotional well-being and psychosocial development: lack of empathy for parents and friends, superficial relationship, isolation, ...

According to A. Maslow (1943) cited by R. Taormina et al. (2015) within the pyramid of human needs, the need for security is considered a basic necessity without which it would be difficult for people to survive when it ...

Technology has become an integral part of our lives, significantly facilitating our work in many sectors in which we work. But like any change, it has the back side of the medal. It can be addictive, such as the computer. ...

The prevention of school violence starts from the fact that the school is a privileged observation post of the child's intellectual and emotional development. The ability to be confident, to think positively and to show ...

The American physiologist Walter Canon (1929) uses the term stress to demonstrate the existence of specific homeostatic mechanisms to protect the body against disturbing agents. Canon uses the term stress in connection ...

Exposure to interparental conflict is a prevalent source of stress in the lives of children, and is associated with the development of significant emotional and behavioral problems. Considerable evidence indicates that ...

Relational needs are uniquely important for interpersonal interaction. When these needs are not met, they become more intense and take the form of an acute longing, a feeling of emptiness, pressing lonelin ess or urgency, ...