The Importance of Biosocial Cognitive and Psychosocial Measures

I. Introduction Klara is a 4-year-old African-American woman who works for two years at the San Mateo University Child Development Center. She is the only child, living with her mother and father at San Mateo. English is the main language of Clara. San Mateo College Child Development Center offers early care and educational programs for children between 3 and 5 years old. Children are divided into classes that include "master" teachers, "normal" teachers, and 2 or 3 "assistant" teachers.

The influence of biological and social psychological societies on children or mothers is hardly discussed in the literature. However, researchers gathered a large amount of statistical data to prove the delay in cognitive development of a single parent's child. Unmarried teenage mothers and their children are more likely to live under lower socioeconomic conditions. Mothers face multiple risks of dropping out of school and becoming part of a lower egonomic class (Drummond & Hansford, 1992, p. 529). Unmarried mothers are viewed as "hard-liners who kill American taxpayers" from society. In addition, American social concern for teenage mothers is that "babies are giving birth to children" and a 16-year-old girl is too young to prepare for the responsibility of a single parent (Whitehead, 2007, p. 6).

Biosocial development in the first two years of life tends to be "well-known", but some of the most important biosocial development is reflected in changes in behavior of children in this important developmental stage . One of the most obvious kinds of biological social development is the attachment type of psychological creation that shows how children define their relationships with parents. Psychologists tend to categorize affections into four categories: safety, anxiety, avoidance, and unorganized. Parents can properly manage the kind of child's attachment, depending on their relationship with their children. For example, a child who has received too much attention and caution becomes "anxious" and may feel uneasy when his parents do not appear immediately.