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Developmental Psychology

interactionof biological, cognitive, social and emotional factorsin the course of growth and development across thelife-span.

Nature

HEredity

Nurture

Environment

Chromosomes

contain hereditary information

Genes

Part of chromosomes

the result of theinteraction of maturation andlearning.

Development

developmental processwhich may be ascribed to hereditarytraits.

Maturation

Infancy

Shortest stage of development Plateau in development Period of radical adjustment Hazardous period

Babyhood

True Foundation age Age of rapid growth andchanges Age of increasing individualityand decreasing dependency Age of sex role typing

Early Childhood

PROBLEM AGE

Late Childhood

TROUBLESOMEAGESLOPPY AGE

IS SENSE DEPENDENT.

Learning

It starts from the lowest level

sensation

then it proceeds to the higher levels

Mental processing

The transmission of physical energy(stimulus input) into a neural impulse recognizable by the brain

Transduction

A relatively permanent changein behavior which occur as a result of experiences

Learning

Understanding the concepts

Comprehension

Mental Visualization

Imagination

Intelligence

•Refersto variations in the ability to learn, to get along in society, and to behaveaccording to contemporary social expectations.

IQ

Asingle score which indicates the individual’s general intellectual level.

Sternberg's Triarchic Theory

•AnalyticalIntelligence


•CreativeIntelligence


•PracticalIntelligence

Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligence

intelligence is not limited on one’sability or aptitude, rather on the different capabilities (intelligences) theperson has.

Linguistic

Word Smart

Logical Mathematical

Number smart

Spatial

Picture smart

Bodily Kinesthetic

Athletic smart

MUSICAL

music smart

INTERPERSONAL

people smart

INTRAPERSONAL

self smart

NATURALIST

nature smart