Connecting and interacting with others in childhood can help you become a better person by molding and developing your adult character, a new study reveals. The early relationships help people learn to think beyond themselves as well as to understand the values and desires of others. Dr. Theodote K. Pontikes, child and adolescent psychiatrist at Loyola University Health System, said that as human beings, people are social creatures at every developmental ...
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