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Why children behave differently with cousins than classmates
Original: Psychology says children can act differently around cousins than around classmates; here’s why
Psychologists suggest children can act differently around cousins than around classmates because the two relationships carry different dynamics. With cousins, interactions are shaped by family bonds, familiarity and established roles, while school friendships involve social comparison, peer status and the need to fit in. The piece argues both settings reveal different sides of a child's personality.
Why now: Parenting content about children's social behaviour is drawing interest from parents curious about their children's shifting moods in different settings.
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- Psychology says children can act differently around cousins than around classmates; here’s why · The Times of India
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