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Sigmund Freud and Erik Erikson considered play to be valuable because it helps children work through conflicts and master developmental challenges.
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Developmental Psychology
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In developmental psychology, socioemotional processes involve changes in an individual's:
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relationships with others, emotions, and personality
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physical growth and motor skills
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genetic makeup and biological inheritance
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cognitive abilities such as memory and problem-solving
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Identify the key term in the question: 'socioemotional processes' in developmental psychology.
Understand that 'socioemotional processes' refer to changes related to social interactions, emotional experiences, and personality development over time.
Recognize that physical growth and motor skills are part of physical development, not socioemotional processes.
Note that genetic makeup and biological inheritance relate to biological development, which is distinct from socioemotional changes.
Acknowledge that cognitive abilities such as memory and problem-solving fall under cognitive development, separate from socioemotional processes.
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