0 Childlike people are like children in some ways, such as trusting people or behaving in a natural way. -- çocuk gibi, kolay inanan/kanan; doğal ve masum davranan
a childlike enthusiasm for life
These observations form the backdrop against which psychological processes in the dream were imputed to have a "childlike" form.
She specifically argues against punishment for acts of curiosity or 'childlike' behaviour.
Measured by stereotypes of gender representation, the result is that male characters tend to appear more childlike and women more adult.
The faces especially of the children show childlike characteristics with a high forehead and large eyes.
Similarly, purposeful childlike playing with sound-producing objects might be done creatively, but it is not necessarily composing.
The irony of course that actors and performers have discovered is that through playfulness and their childlike approach they can develop this sense of self.
Long before the college-age students have come to equate childlike explorations with embarrassment and 'fooling around'.
The interviews variously suggested representations of the public as passive consumers; as a naive, childlike and clamorous public; and/or as lacking skills, capacities or trust.
