Question by Mad Mac: For child development specialists, please help me with this matter…?
Cognitive psychology seems to consider love as not being a primary emotion. Post modern philosophers say good and evil are relative not intrinsic. Humans seem to me to have a “built in” sense of right and wrong and a need for love as evidenced by very young children’s recognition of incidents of violence to others or self as being negative. This seems to me to be due to an intrinsic sense or a learned sense of goodness maybe learned from mothers TLC of them. TLC = tender loving care.
Does this latter seem true to you?

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Answer by studenttherapist
you seem to look st one side of the coin… look at maslow’s hierarchy of needs..especially with the recent research…

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