The process of developing a child’s self-awareness and motivation
Abstract
Psychological development of a person, its formation as a person is connected with self-consciousness, self-realization as a physical, spiritual and social being. The development of self-awareness is unique to each child. However, all children usually have signs of self-awareness at the end of the first year of life: the child begins to separate himself or her body from the space that beats him. Further development of self-awareness is related to the child's own perceptions and motivations for their activities in general. Understanding the motivation of their activities can help the child to move to the next level of self-awareness, which is to separate his or her actions. At first the child does not understand himself as a subject of activity.
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