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stages in growing up: 6 to 12 years old |
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During these
stages in growing up, children may occasionally demonstrate regression behavior, such as clinging to a parent, demanding special attention, or throwing temper tantrums. Children of this age are very anxious for peer acceptance and, as a result, try to control their immature behavior at school and in social settings. As a result, parents and siblings are the targets of their frustration and anger. These children are no longer predominantly influenced by their families; now teachers and peers play a significant role in their lives. The social and academic aspects of school also influence a child’s development.
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