In psychology/education, a Bridges Chart is often used to show the transitions, tasks, and needs across different life .

Bridge's chart is proposed by Katherine Bridge in 1931 that shows the scheme of emotional development in children. Her studies were published in the book “ The Social and Emotional Development of the Pre-school child”. In this book she discusses about her careful observation and the daily records of the emotional behaviour of 62 infants in the Montreal Founding and Baby Hospital over a period of 3 to 4 months.

1. BRIDGEs’ CHART ​

2. Bridge’s chart: Proposed by Katherine Bridges . Published in her book ” The Social And Emotional Development Of The Pre- School Child ” in 1931. Discusses about the scheme of emotional development in children . ​ 2

3. EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Refers to the ability to recognize, express and manage feelings at different stages of life and to have empathy for the feelings of others. BASIC EMOTIONS IN HUMAN BEINGS Have both positive and negative emotions. Anger, fear, jealousy, worry, love, joy, sadness, surprise, disgust, happiness etc. Emotions develop through maturation and learning Develop through the relation with parents, siblings, peers etc.

4. She observed the emotional behavior of 62 infants in the Montreal Founding and Baby Hospital and recorded daily over a period of 3-4 months. ” 4 Presentation title 20XX

5. Quarterly performance 5 Presentation title 20XX

6. CONCLUSION New born babies respond to stimuli with an undifferentiated general excitement by making eye contact and responding to voices. Until the age of 1, all emotions are connected with biological needs. As weeks and months go by, expressions get sharpen and the responses become more specific with the situations as their brain get matured. Gradually with increasing age, there is an increase in linguistic response and motor responses. 7