Reconceptualising the Case of Peter Alan Using a Biopsychosocial Framework This essay will be reconceptualising the case study of Peter Alan using a developmental psychopathology approach. Developmental psychopathology differs from the more traditional, diagnostic framework as it takes a broad and holistic approach to the study of individuals. Rather than...

Introduction Social inequality can be broadly defined as the unequal distribution of income, wealth, power, prestige, and privileges, as well as the existence of social boundaries between classes.(Bapuji, Ertug, & Shaw, 2020). This essay will explore the role that social inequality can have on the ‘school readiness’ of children as...

Abstract This proposal suggests that the incorporation of ‘child-led play’ into the school day can have significant developmental and psychological benefits, particularly with regards to social and emotional well-being. Social and emotional skills are arguably foundational to later well-being and success, however the development of these skills tend to be...