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Life Span Development

The distinct periods of human development from prenatal development to late adulthood, characterized by unique physical, cognitive, and social changes, including infancy, childhood, adolescence, young adulthood, middle adulthood, and late adulthood

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Life span development is a comprehensive field that examines how individuals grow and change from birth to old age. It encompasses various aspects of development, including physical, cognitive, and social changes. Each stage of life presents unique challenges and opportunities for growth, influenced...

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Key Terms

Infancy
The stage of development from birth to 2 years.

Example: Infants learn to crawl and speak during this period.

Adolescence
The transitional stage from childhood to adulthood, typically from ages 12 to 18.

Example: Adolescents experience significant physical and emotional changes.

Cognitive Development
The process of growth in thought processes and abilities.

Example: Children develop problem-solving skills as they grow.

Attachment Theory
A psychological model describing the dynamics of long-term relationships.

Example: Secure attachment in childhood leads to healthier relationships in adulthood.

Developmental Disorders
A group of psychiatric conditions originating in childhood that involve serious impairment.

Example: Autism Spectrum Disorder is a common developmental disorder.

Motor Skills
The abilities required to control the large and small muscles of the body.

Example: Fine motor skills are needed for writing and buttoning a shirt.

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Key Concepts

Developmental StagesCognitive GrowthSocial DevelopmentPhysical Changes