A rejected child is a kid who their peers dislike or do not integrate, meaning that they left him out. This kind of children are part of the five types of sociometric, meaning the social statutes their peer gives to them according of how they behave with them. Another characteristic of this kind of child is that although someone might like them, they are rarely categorized as someone’s best friend. Rejected children tend to be aggressive, anxious or act inhibited, quiet and unhappy. This usually ends up in remark them as different or socially awkward.
Baby Henry's mother has given him a cup of juice with a straw from which to drink. Henry becomes frustrated when the juice does not come through the straw, so he removes it in order to suck the juice directly from the cup. In Jean Piaget's framework, Henry is demonstrating: means-end behavior
The look of someone can give a lot of information of the person's emotional state. This body language corresponds to noverbal language that can be of help to determine how a person is feeling.
