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Characteristic

Something typical of people at a particular Life stage

Life stages

Are the distinctive phases of life that each person passes through.

0-2 years

Infancy - Still dependant on parents but growing quickly and developing physical skills

3-8 years old

Early childhood- Becoming increasingly Independant improving thought process and learning how to develop friendships.

9-18 years old

Adolescence- Experiencing puberty which brings physical and emotional changes

19-45 years old

Early adulthood- Leaving home, making own choices about a career and may start a family

46-65 years old

Middle adulthood- having more time to travel and take up hobbies as children may be leaving the home, beginning of the ageing process

65 years+

Later adulthood- The ageing process continues which may affect memory and mobility


Growth

Describes increased body sizes such as height and weight

Classification

Involves grouping similar things into a category

Development

Involves gaining new skills and abilities E.g riding a bike

P

Physical development- describes the growth patterns and changes in mobility of the large and small muscles in the body that happen throughout life for example, Infants begin to walk and around 13 months and can pick up small objects by 3 years they can pedal a tricycle and draw a shape

I

Intellectual development- Describes how people develop their thinking skills memory and language for example be able to learn remember and recall information

E

Emotional development describes how people develop their identity and cope with feelings for example developing confidence to try new things and to learn how to adapt to change

S

Social development describes how people develop friendships and relationships for example developing the confidence and skills to join and participate in a group situation