Early childhood friendships refer to the social relationships formed during the early years of a person's life, generally between the ages of 2 and 6. These friendships are characterized by shared activities, emotional bonds, and mutual trust.
This theory suggests that early childhood relationships, including friendships, play a crucial role in forming attachment styles that influence our adult relationships.
Referring to the process through which individuals acquire social skills, form connections with others, and establish meaningful relationships throughout their lifespan.
A research method that involves observing and collecting data from the same participants over an extended period of time to examine changes or correlations between variables.