Transformation from a Child to an Adult

Introduction

Every child has two places where the child spends most of his time during his childhood. These two places are school and home. At school teachers are responsible for the educational development of the child. On the other hand, parents play the important role in the socializing process, the overall development and growth of their child. Parents role in growing up a child be it a male or a female is very crucial. As it is their responsibility to bring up a child who has good habits, good behavior, has a decent personality and is a responsible citizen too.

The term 'biopsychosocial' is defined as the ways in which internal and external factors impact a child. The internal factors which can impact a child are the biological growth and external factors which can impact a child are Psychological which gets impacted by the environmental factors and the social and cultural factors. There are instances when all of the factors combine to form a cumulative effect on the child. In the absence or severity of external factors such as environmental, social and cultural factors there is a deviation in the child's behavior which leads to a dysfunctional behavior.

Transformation

As soon as an infant is born he is helpless from all aspects and from the beginning the child is dependent on its parent for food, water and protection. It struggles to communicate its need at this stage and does actions that stimulate a response from the parents. With time as the child starts to grow and develop, it is more likely to develop the contingency need which is the way infants and adults learn to interact with each other and at the same time respond to the environment. Contingency needs lead to higher emotional bonding. It is at ...