social-emotional

Concerning feelings, relationships

Social-emotional describes the interplay between social interaction and emotional development, especially in children.

The term appears frequently in education and psychology: social-emotional learning, social-emotional skills.

These skills include recognizing emotions, building relationships, and managing behavior in social contexts.

The curriculum emphasizes social-emotional development alongside academics.

psychology

regulation

Official rules governing conduct

relationship · interpersonal · intrapersonal · intelligence · competence · functioning · wellbeing · adjustment · maturity · resilience

childhood

milestones

Notable points of progress

growth · play · sharing · turn-taking · tantrums · self-soothing · bonding · nurturing · caregiver · attachment

education

curriculum

Educational program's content plan

development · learning · teaching · school · program · intervention · assessment · kindergarten · elementary · standards

therapeutic

support

To uphold or sustain

disorder · trauma-informed · counseling · therapy · intervention · assessment · screening · IEP · behavioral · dysregulation

Opposites
cognitive vs. affective-relational processing

social-emotionalcognitive

Relating to thinking

intellectual · analytical · rational · academic · logical

relational vs. individual orientation

social-emotionalindividualistic

Favoring personal autonomy

solitary · asocial · antisocial · isolated · self-contained

affective vs. technical skill domains

social-emotionaltechnical

Of specific methods

procedural · mechanical · vocational · quantitative · operational

Family

social, emotional, society, societies, societal, socialize, socialized, socializing, socialization

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