Rozwój emocjonalny od niemowlęctwa do dorastania. Kierunki rozwoju kompetencji emocjonalnych i problemów emocjonalnych

Spis treści:

1. Więcej niż uczucie: Badanie emocji i ich rozwoju
2. Niepokój i zachwyt w niemowlęctwie
3. Zaskoczenie i wstręt
4. Strach i lęk
5. Złość: Walka lub ucieczka
6. Szczęście, radość i uniesienie
7. Czułość, miłość i zazdrość
8. Empatia
9. Wstyd i poczucie winy
10. Posłowie

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