As children become adults, their social behaviour changes in some ways. What are the main differences between young children's social behaviour and that of adults? To what extent are the changes take place good?

Time and tide wait for no man, environment changes, people grow, economy develop, . . Everything gradually became better and better to meet the need of the era. Especially, people will always be the factor who play an important roles in making this world develop. The period a child becomes an adult may be the key to many things. This time the most different changes in children are their social behaviour. During the time, the kids grow, along with the variation in shape of their body, they show many evidences of their changing social behaviour. First, it is evitable that children have a childish mindset, they may not have serious thoughts on a number of things. When they become older, their mind will be more sophisticated thanks to experiencing several situations in life. Next, in this adulthood stage, people tend to take notice of their future in a sober minded way. For example, adolescents try to find out their strong point to develop in order to pursue their future job. Finally, at this period, it is difficult for parents to persuade or make their children do something they want as children have almost formed their own mindset. It is the fact that everything changes for a reason, and the changes in social behaviour in adulthood do people good as well. When being young, children may be more optimistic about life or even do not think too much. Then the impact in this stage to become an adult builds their dream for the next ten years or a long time ahead. Moreover, adolescents will have better ways to solve their own problems or conflict, they will not be embarrassed or regret doing something wrong. To sum up, the transformation in social behaviour in adulthood partly belongs to people’s environment, the people they meet as well. Generally, most natural adjustments turn people into a better version of themselves.