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The Psychology of Childhood

The chapter introduces an understanding of emotional life in early childhood, especially individual feelings in a child. Children's fears are divided into two main forms. Anger and children's cruelty are explained in detail. Two basic directions of self-directed feelingsare described. The author's general approach is to combine opposites in any psychological explanation. Thus, individual and social shame are explained together with shamelessness.