Question

Darren is an active 12-year-old boy. when his friend simon cheats in a game, he tends to get irritated. however, darren controls his anger and tries explaining to simon why cheating is bad. which developmental aspect is darren displaying in his actions?

Answer 1

The answer is "self regulation".

The expression "self-regulation" is utilized to allude to a scope of qualities and capacities. A youngster with self-regulatory aptitudes can concentrate, control his feelings and deal with his reasoning, conduct and emotions. Grown-ups are great at multitasking, yet kids are most certainly not. A grown-up can be cooking supper, chatting on the telephone and contemplating what to make for dessert all in the meantime, while a youngster may go upstairs aiming to brush his teeth and get occupied when he sees a most loved toy at the highest point of the stairs.