(I)One of the four main schools of psychology, behaviourism welcomes the study of any aspect of psychology except consciousness. (II) When, behaviour is studied in the social setting, a set of capacities can be identified that are specifically human. (III)The development of these capacities, however, depends ultimately on a secure mother Child relationship in childhood. (IV)As the child grows towards independence, he needs experiences that foster these capacities. (V)Eventually, when emotionally mature, he himself can help those with whom he is in contact.