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During infancy, what is a key aspect of social-emotional development?
During early childhood, what is a significant milestone in language development?
During toddlerhood, what is a key aspect of cognitive development?
During late adulthood, what is a common physical change?
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During adolescence, what is a key aspect of psychosocial development?
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During early childhood, what is a significant milestone in cognitive development?
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During toddlerhood, what is a key aspect of language development?
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During adolescence, what is a key aspect of physical development?
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Study Notes
Developmental Stages
Infancy (0-1 year)
- Characterized by rapid physical growth and development
- Dependence on caregivers for basic needs
- Language development: cooing, babbling, and beginning to understand simple words and phrases
- Cognitive development: learning to recognize and respond to familiar faces and objects
- Social-emotional development: forming attachments to caregivers and beginning to develop trust
Early Childhood (1-3 years)
- Continued rapid physical growth and development
- Language development: using simple sentences and vocabulary, and beginning to understand simple stories
- Cognitive development: learning to problem-solve, use objects correctly, and demonstrate an understanding of object permanence
- Social-emotional development: developing a sense of autonomy, testing boundaries, and beginning to show independence
Toddlerhood (1-3 years)
- Continued language development: using around 50 words and beginning to combine two words together
- Cognitive development: improving problem-solving skills, using tools and objects correctly, and demonstrating an understanding of causality
- Social-emotional development: testing limits, asserting independence, and beginning to develop friendships
Late Adulthood (65+ years)
- Physical changes: decline in physical abilities, sensory changes, and increased risk of chronic diseases
- Cognitive development: potential decline in cognitive abilities, especially memory and processing speed
- Social-emotional development: reflecting on life experiences, developing a sense of wisdom, and potentially experiencing social isolation
- Psychosocial development: finding meaning and purpose in life, and developing a sense of integrity
Adolescence (10-19 years)
- Physical changes: rapid growth and development, puberty, and changes in body shape and size
- Cognitive development: developing more complex thinking skills, such as abstract thinking and problem-solving
- Social-emotional development: forming identities, developing relationships with peers, and potentially experiencing emotional turmoil
- Psychosocial development: exploring roles and identities, developing a sense of autonomy, and potentially experiencing conflict with authority figures
Developmental Stages
Infancy (0-1 year)
- Rapid physical growth and dependence on caregivers for basic needs
- Language development: cooing, babbling, and understanding simple words and phrases
- Cognitive development: recognizing and responding to familiar faces and objects
- Social-emotional development: forming attachments to caregivers and developing trust
Early Childhood (1-3 years)
- Continued rapid physical growth and development
- Language development: using simple sentences and vocabulary, and understanding simple stories
- Cognitive development: problem-solving, using objects correctly, and demonstrating object permanence
- Social-emotional development: developing autonomy, testing boundaries, and showing independence
Toddlerhood (1-3 years)
- Language development: using around 50 words and combining two words together
- Cognitive development: improving problem-solving skills, using tools correctly, and understanding causality
- Social-emotional development: testing limits, asserting independence, and developing friendships
Late Adulthood (65+ years)
- Physical changes: decline in physical abilities, sensory changes, and increased risk of chronic diseases
- Cognitive development: potential decline in cognitive abilities, especially memory and processing speed
- Social-emotional development: reflecting on life experiences, developing wisdom, and potentially experiencing social isolation
- Psychosocial development: finding meaning and purpose in life, and developing integrity
Adolescence (10-19 years)
- Physical changes: rapid growth, puberty, and changes in body shape and size
- Cognitive development: developing complex thinking skills, such as abstract thinking and problem-solving
- Social-emotional development: forming identities, developing relationships with peers, and potentially experiencing emotional turmoil
- Psychosocial development: exploring roles and identities, developing autonomy, and potentially experiencing conflict with authority figures
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Learn about the rapid physical growth, language development, cognitive development, and social-emotional development in infants and early childhood.