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1 Social Development

2  A process  Interactive  Individual  Holistic 4 Principles of Human Development

3 Activity Social Development Puzzle

4 Frequency Intensity Duration Dimensions of Problem Behavior

5 Variety Multiple Settings Two Additional Considerations

6  “Difficult temperament”  Infant  Chronic oppositional behavior  Toddler  Aggressiveness to adults and other children  Preschooler  Stealing and truancy  Elementary Patterns of Development for Behavior Problems

7 Favorable Conditions and Normal Development RISK Favorable conditions

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