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What does development refer to?
What does development refer to?
- Changes in physical, social, intellectual, mental, and emotional skills over time (correct)
- Changes in social and moral skills only
- Changes in emotional skills only
- Changes in physical skills only
Which aspect of development includes body growth in terms of height and weight changes?
Which aspect of development includes body growth in terms of height and weight changes?
- Social Development
- Emotional Development
- Mental/Intellectual/Cognitive Development
- Physical Development (correct)
What does emotional development refer to?
What does emotional development refer to?
- Feelings and dealing with various emotions like love, hate, joy, fear, and excitement (correct)
- Interactions and relationships with other people
- Intellectual development and problem solving
- Proper attitudes and behaviors based on social and cultural norms
Which aspect of development refers to interactions and relationships with other people?
Which aspect of development refers to interactions and relationships with other people?
What does moral development refer to?
What does moral development refer to?
During which stage of life does late childhood occur?
During which stage of life does late childhood occur?
What principle describes the ongoing interchange between heredity and the environment in development?
What principle describes the ongoing interchange between heredity and the environment in development?
According to Piaget, child development is determined by:
According to Piaget, child development is determined by:
Piaget's theory states that children progress through stages in:
Piaget's theory states that children progress through stages in:
Which stage of life usually involves individuals aged 65 and older?
Which stage of life usually involves individuals aged 65 and older?
Study Notes
Development
- Refers to systematic changes and continuities in an individual over the lifespan
- Occurs in physical, cognitive, emotional, and social domains
Physical Development
- Involves changes in body size and proportions, including height and weight changes
- Also encompasses changes in gross and fine motor skills, sensory capabilities, and overall health
Emotional Development
- Entails changes in how individuals experience, express, and regulate emotions
- Involves understanding and responding to one’s own emotions and the emotions of others
Social Development
- Involves changes in an individual's interactions and relationships with others
- Includes developing social skills, forming friendships, and adapting to social roles
Moral Development
- Refers to changes in an individual's concepts of right and wrong, as well as their beliefs about justice and fairness
- Encompasses the development of moral reasoning, values, and behaviors
Late Childhood
- Typically occurs between the ages of 6 and 12
Interaction of Heredity and Environment
- The principle of interactionism emphasizes the ongoing interplay between heredity and the environment in shaping development
- Heredity provides raw materials, while the environment shapes the individual’s development
Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development
- According to Piaget, child development is determined by interaction with the environment
- Children actively construct their understanding of the world through exploration and experiences
- Piaget proposed a series of stages in cognitive development, known as sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational
Late Adulthood
- Usually encompasses individuals aged 65 and older
- May be characterized by physical changes, cognitive decline, and social adjustments
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Description
This discussion outline covers an overview of child development, cognitive development, and language development in two meetings. It includes learning goals, defining development, explaining main processes and periods, and linking development and education.
