Human Growth

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Human Growth Development

• Comparison
• Life Stages

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Human Growth Development

• Comparison
• Infancy-Toddlerhood-Early School Age

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Infancy

• Ages
• Birth - 2
• Tasks
• Social Attachment
• Maturation
• -Sensory, Perceptual
• Motor Functions
• Sensorimotor IQ
• Primitive Causality
• Understanding nature of
• objects Creating Categories
• Emotional Development

Crisis Trust/Mistrust Central Process
Mutuality w/ Caregiver P Adaptive
EQ/Path Hope Withdrawal
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Toddlerhood

• Ages
• 2-4 years
• Tasks
• Elaboration of Locomotion
• Fantasy Play
• Language Development
• Self-Control

Crisis Autonomy Shame, Doubt Central
Process Imitation P Adaptive
EQ/Path Will Compulsion
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Early School Age

• Ages
• 4-6 years
• Tasks
• Sex-role Identification
• Early Moral Development
• Self-Theory

Crisis Initiative Guilt Central Process
Identification P Adaptive EQ/Path Purpose In
hibition
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Human Growth Development

• Comparison
• Middle School Age-Early,
• Later Adolescence-Early Adulthood

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Middle School Age

• Ages
• 6-12
• Tasks
• Friendship
• Concrete Operations
• Skill Learning
• Self-Evaluations
• Team Play

Crisis Industry/Inferiority Central Process
Education P Adaptive EQ/Path Competence Ine
rtia (Paralyzed)
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Early Adolescence

• Ages
• 12-18 years
• Tasks
• Physical Changes
• Formal Operations
• Emotional Development
• Peer Groups
• Sexual Relations

Crisis Group ID Alienation Central Process
Peer Pressure P Adaptive EQ/Path Fidelity to
Others Dissociation
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Later Adolescence

• Ages
• 18-24 years
• Tasks
• Autonomy/Parents
• Gender Identity
• Internalized Morality
• Career Choice

Crisis Individual ID Confusion Central
Process Role Experimentation P Adaptive
EQ/Path Fidelity to Self Repudiation
(Reject/Self)
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Early Adulthood

• Ages
• 24-34
• Tasks
• Intimate Relationships
• Child Bearing
• Lifestyle
• Crisis
• Intimacy
• Isolation

Central Process Mutuality Among
Peers Recognize, Meet Needs -of
Other Empathy P Adaptive EQ/Path Love Exclusi
vity (Reject/Others)
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Human Growth Development

• Comparison Early, Middle, Later Adulthood Very
  Old Age

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Early Adulthood

• Ages
• 24-34
• Tasks
• Intimate Relationships
• Child Bearing
• Lifestyle
• Crisis
• Intimacy/Isolation

Central Process Mutuality Among Peers
Recognize Needs Meet Needs of Other EMPATHY P
Adaptive EQ/Path Love Exclusivity (Reject/Othe
rs)
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Middle Adulthood

• Ages
• 34-60 years
• Tasks
• Managing a Career
• Nurturing Intimate Relationship
• Expanding Intimate Relationship
• Managing the Household

Crisis Generativity Stagnation Central
Process Person-Environment Interaction
Creativity P Adaptive EQ/Path Care Rejectivity
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Later Adulthood

• Ages
• 60-75 years
• Tasks
• Accepting Life
• Promoting Intellectual Vigor
• Redirect Energy
• -New Roles Act.
• View About Death

Crisis Integrity Despair Central Process
Introspection-Self Eval. Private Thought P
Adaptive EQ/Path Wisdom Disdain (Rejection)
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Very Old Age

• Ages
• 75 - Death
• Tasks
• Cope Phy. Changes
• Develop Psychohistorical Perspective
• Travel Uncharted Territory
• Crisis
• Immortality
• Extinction

Central Process Social Support-Care Love Valu
ed Health Network P Adaptive
EQ/Path Confidence/Diffidence
Decisions Reluctance Hopelessness Depression
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Human Growth Development

• Psychosocial Development Outline

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