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Development

Pattern of continuity and change in human capabilities throughout life ( growth -> decline)

Prenatal

Conception - Birth

Germinal

0-2 weeks(Zygote), fertilized egg

How many pairs of chromosomes

22 physical features, 23rd pair are sex

Fetal

9-40th week

What happens during last 3 months of fetal stage?

organ function increases, fetus gains body fat

Infancy

birth - 2 years

Infancy - Reflexes

Rooting/Sucking/Swallowing/Grasping

Infancy - Sensory Systems

Sight - 8-10in, Tast - Salty/Sweet, Sour/Bitter, Touch - very responsive

Cephalocaudal

head to toe motor development

Jean Piaget

First to address cognitive development, studied on his children

Cognitive Development - Schema

what were born with

Cognitive Development - Assimilate

Learn new info to incorporate into schemas

Cognitive Development - Accomodate

Change or modify info

4 Stages of Cognitive Development

Sensory/Motor, Preoperational, Concrete Operational, Formal Operational

Cognitive Development - Sensory/Motor

1. birth - 2 years - object permanence, knowing an object is there

Cognitive Development - Preoperational

2. 2-7 - No reverse thinking, egocentric - only there point of view

Cognitive Development - Concrete Operational

3. 7-11 Logical thinking, not abstract

Cognitive Development - Formal Operational

4. 11 -> Abstract thinking, predicions

Receptive vs Productive Language

Understanding a word vs Reproducing a word

Speech development

Cooing, Front throat sounds, back throat sounds, babble, identifiable speech

Social Emotional Process

Involves changes in individuals relationships and emotions in personality

personality

unique style in relating to others

temperament

what you are born with

Sense of Self

When a child knows they are an indiviual (18 months)

Attachment - Signaling vs Orienting behavior

Crying and Parent responds vs baby looks in parents eye

Active Physical Contact importance

cant b broken, forms basic attachment for future

Boys and girls have same ...

strength during 6-11,12

Adulthood Cognitive changes

Better at planning

Adulthood Social Changes

Settling down with someone

Early adulthood

25-40s Habits affect middle adulthood; Intimacy

Erik Erikson

Psychological Studies

Erik Erikson Psyc Studies - Trust vs Mistrust

first year of life, establish trust

Erik Erikson Psyc Studies - Autonomy vs Shame

1-3 - discover independence

Erik Erikson Psyc Studies - Initiative vs Guilt

3-6 - exploring world around them, if stopped they will experience guilt

Erik Erikson Psyc Studies - Industry vs Inferiority

6-12 - develop skills; feel good vs bad

Erik Erikson Psyc Studies - Ego Identity vs Adolescence

12 -18 - sort out identity

Ego Identity vs Adolescence - Early Adulthood vs Intimacy

Finding someone

Ego Identity vs Generativity vs Self Absorption

Middle Adulthood - assistance of others

Ego Identity vs Adolescence - Integrity vs Despair

Looking back to judge themselves

5 stages of dealing with death

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance