Primary Socialisation - learning the norms and rules of society from the family unit, Secondary socialisation - learning cultural norms from peers and media, Sociability - to be fond of company and seek out social interactions, Attachment - a lasting psychological connectedness between human beings, Asocial Attachment - reaction to both living and non living stimuli, Multiple Attachments - infants become independent and form several different attachments, Clinical Interviews - verbal and nonverbal exchange between a clinician and client designed to gather data, longitudinal studies - data is collated over a prolonged period of time, Maternal Deprivation - The loss or absence of a mother, Gynocentric  - exclusively focused on women, The Looking Glass Self - individuals base their sense of self on how they believe others view them, Case Study - a holistic research method focused on an individual,

Early Social Development

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