Havighurst's Developmental Tasks

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What is a common goal for individuals in the adolescence stage?

  • Selecting a mate (correct)
  • Preparing for marriage and family life
  • Achieving emotional independence of adults
  • Starting a new occupation

What is a key aspect of early adulthood according to the text?

  • Rearing children
  • Achieving adult social and civic responsibility (correct)
  • Accepting the physiological changes of middle age
  • Adjusting to retirement and reduced activity

What is a common challenge faced by individuals in middle adulthood?

  • Starting a new occupation
  • Reinting to a previous lifestyle
  • Averting civic responsibility
  • Devising nutrition plans (correct)

What is a primary aspect of later maturity as described in the text?

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During which stage is preparing for a career and family life emphasized?

<p>Adolescence (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which stage involves accepting the physiological changes of middle age?

<p>Later maturity (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Robert J. Havighurst best known for?

<p>Developing a psychosocial model of human development (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a developmental task during Infancy and Early Childhood (0-5) according to Havighurst?

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What aspect influences the developmental tasks at each stage according to Havighurst?

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Which task is associated with Middle Childhood (6-12) according to Havighurst?

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What task is NOT mentioned in the Adolescence (15-18) stage by Havighurst?

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What does Havighurst emphasize in his developmental tasks model?

<p>Cultural tasks at different ages (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Robert J. Havighurst

  • Known for conceptualizing human development as mastery of age-related cultural tasks
  • Avid researcher, prolific writer, and civil rights activist
  • Proposed a psychosocial model of development, influenced by individual's biology, psychology, and sociology

Developmental Tasks

Infancy and Early Childhood (0-5)

  • Learning to walk, take solid foods, and talk
  • Eliminating body wastes, and acquiring concepts and language to describe social and physical reality
  • Learning to distinguish right from wrong
  • Achieving readiness for reading
  • Acquiring sexual modesty and self-awareness

Middle Childhood (6-12)

  • Learning physical skills necessary for peer relationships
  • Developing a wholesome attitude towards masculinity and femininity
  • Learning to get along with age mates
  • Developing fundamental skills
  • Developing moral values and a sense of responsibility
  • Achieving personal independence

Adolescence (13-18)

  • Achieving mature relationships with both sexes
  • Accepting one's physique
  • Achieving emotional independence from adults
  • Preparing for marriage and family life
  • Preparing for a selected career
  • Acquiring values and an ethical system to guide behavior
  • Desiring and achieving socially responsible behavior

Early Adulthood (19-30)

  • Selecting a mate
  • Learning to live with a partner
  • Rearing children
  • Managing a home
  • Starting a career
  • Assuming civic responsibility

Middle Adulthood (30-60)

  • Establishing adult social and civic responsibility
  • Satisfactory career achievement
  • Devising a new perspective
  • Reintegrating to a new role
  • Accepting physiological changes of middle age

Later Maturity (61-)

  • Adjusting to decreasing strength and physical ability
  • Adjusting to retirement and reduced income
  • Adjusting to death of spouse or friends
  • Establishing relations with one's age group
  • Re-establishing social and civic obligations
  • Maintaining a satisfactory role

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