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Freud stated that " early experience with parents extensively shape child development" (Santrock, p.17, 2019).

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shows emphasize on emotions. (Santrock, p.17, 2019).

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Frued focused primary on Adulthood, but made the inference that "adult neuroses had origins in childhood conflicts" (Mercer, p.116, 2003).

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*Depending the types of friendships the child has while growing up eventually can lead to intimacy or isolation (Santrock, p.17, 2019).

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"Psychoanalysis, offers more than communication between consciousness and the unconscious part of the psyche.” (Mack, 332, 2006).

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Consist more on instinct. Usually lacks connection with reality. This is usually the reservoir for mental energy. Once demands and constraints are experience the ego personality kicks in (Santrock, p.17, 2019).

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This characteristics includes more morality. Here a child begins to differentiate right from wrong. It is usually referred to as our conscience (Santrock, p.17, 2019).

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There are three structures in personality that help child development: Id, ego, and superego. (Santrock, p.17, 2019).

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Has a bigger connection to reality. Ego uses a lot of decision making processes. Reasoning is more involved. A child would show more characteristics of this when they begin to learn what they like and don't like, or what actions they do. In id and ego the individual shows no morality. (Santrock, p.17, 2019).