By the time, children will transform in to adults and their behaviour also changes in some methods. However, there are several differences between their social behaviour especially about their independence and emotions control. These changes often reflect their growing maturity and the responsibilities thay take on as they enter adulthood. In my opinion, these changes give huge positive development.
To begin, one major difference between kids and adults is how do they become independent. Children always depend on their parent for do anything because their thoughts not yet fully developed. They still need parental supervision, therefore, they will wrong to take a step. On the other hand, adults are more independent in all aspects. They like to solve their own issue by themselves. For instance, my brother. He is a tough guy and he live seperate with me and my family. He learn about how to tidy up bed and make some breakfast by himself or even he earn money in his part-time job. While underage usually still hard to wake up alone and their parents have to wake him up and also their mother will take care all of it about the bed and any other else.
Second, they can not control their emotion well. Children are open, honest, and carefree. However, grown-up men or women are more likely to hide their feelings, especially in professional or formal settings. For example, an adult might suppress frustration at work, while a child might openly cry or complain in a similar situation.
Well, these changes may provide positive development for kids. Adults learn to manage conflicts, handle responsibilities, and contribute to society. This ability will be a very important thing for them in future when they enter the world of work.
In conclusion, the way people interact socially changes as they grow older. These changes are often necessary and helpful, but it’s important to hold on to some of the openness and honesty that comes so naturally to children.