Kim Hee-tae et al.: Child Observation and Behavioral Research

The infant has a German saying, "Courage," asking the way. And the simple way to think about this is to imagine the relationship between a customer and a owner who's looking for a store. The owner will be able to make a display of his product, using the customer's taste and taste, and so on, and it's probably his main role to make the customer enjoy the shopping. And when the store is in, the owner will be very willing to make sure that the customer is happy. If the owner doesn't meet his customers' tastes and preferences, the sales won't go up. So the owner would be important to understand customer preferences and taste. Sometimes guests will be asking their owners for things and harass them, but nevertheless, they'll do a lot of work to get their attention and attention. And this process, when you think about the relationship between a master and a customer, seems to make you a superior, and it makes the word "guest is king" convincing. Of course, you have your own economic perspective, but despite all the effort you've made to analyze and study your interest or taste and to find a store without the owner's philosophy of being committed to you. What would you think if you applied the relationship between a master and a customer to an infant teacher and a child? At the beginning, the infant is called a ‘ guest ’ on the road, and he becomes a guest. What would you do if this guest came to the infant teacher? Will you be able to face your host with all your heart, or will you ignore him and do my job as master?

Korean title: 아동관찰 및 행동연구

Korean author: 김희태 외

Korean publisher: 파워북

ISBN-13: 9788981604196