A.
Human
Development
Human Development is the scientific study
of patterns of change human in life and dealing with internal and external
conditions of existence. There has eight typical major of human development.
1. Prenatal Phase
In physical
developments, it is a phase conception by normal fertilization, the genetic
interacts and got some influences from environmental for the first time. Its
concern about body structure and brain develop begins.
Ø Ability
developments: abilities to learn and remember for respond sensory stimuli are
develops.
Ø Psychososial
developments: stimulus respond to mother voice and develops a preference for
it.
2.
Infacy
and Toddlerhood ( birth to age 3 )
Ø Phsycical
developments: all senses and body systems start operate, and brain grows in complexity: and is highly sensitive to
enviromental influence with signs physical growth and development of motor
skills are fastly
Ø Ability
developments: abilities to learn and remember are present, use the symbols and
ability to increase the memory, comprehension and use of language develop
rapidly.
Ø Physycosocial
developments: self-awareness develops, moving from dependence to active and
interest to other children increased.
3.
Early
Childhood ( ages 3 to 6 )
Ø Physical
developments: growth is steady, appearance becomes more slender , appetite
diminishes and sleep problem are common, appears fine and gross motor skills
with strength to improve.
Ø Ability
developments: thinking egocentric, but understanding other people perspective
is growing, memory about dream more increased, intelligence becomes more
predictable, and language more improved is commonly in preschool experience and
kindergarten.
Ø Physcosocial
developments: self concept and understanding of emotions become more complex;
interdependence, initiative, and self control increase, gender identity
develops, play becomes more imaginative, more elaborate, and usually more
social. Altruism and aggression, is fearfullness are common, family is still
the focus of social life, but children becomes more important.
4.
Middle
Childhood ( ages 6 to 11 )
Ø Physical
developments: growth slows, strenghth and athletic skill improve, respiratory
illnesses are common, but health is generally better than at any other time in
the life span.
Ø Ability
developments: egocentrism diminishes, children begin to think logically and
correctly, memory and language increase, permit children to benefit from formal
schooling by develop her/ his talent, some children show special educational
needs and strength.
Ø Physycosocial
developments: self concept becomes more complex, affecting self-esteem,
reflects gradual shift in control from parents to child.
5.
Adolescence
( ages 11 to about 20 )
Ø Physical
developments: physical growth and other changes are rapid and profound,
reproductive maturity occurs. Major health risks arise from behavioral issues,
such as depression, alcohol, and marijuana.
Ø Ability
developments: ability to think abstarctly and use scientific reasoning
develops, immature thinking persists in some attitudes and behaviors. Education
focuses on preparation for college or vacation. Throught and moral judgments
become more complex in life, besides education and choices occupational.
Ø Physycosocial
developments: search for identity including sexual identity, becomes important,
relationships with parents are generally good if not occurred divorce the
environment may exert a positive or negative influence.
6.
Emerging
and Young Adulthood ( ages 20 to 40 )
Ø Physical
developments: Physical condition peaks, then declines slightly. Lifestyle
choices influence health.
Ø Ability
developments: Throught and moral
judgments become more complex in life, besides education and choices
occupational.
Ø Physycosocial
developments: Personality traits become relatively stable, but changes in personality
may be influenced by life stages and events. Intimate relationships and
personal lifestyles are established but depends situation for continues.
7.
Middle
Adulthood ( ages 40 to 65 )
Ø Physical
developments: slow deterioration of sensory brain abilities, healt and stamina
start decrase, women experiences menopause.
Ø Ability
developments: Mental abilities peak, expertise and practical problem-solving
skill are high. Creativity may decline, but improve in quality. For some career
success and earing power peak; for others, tried to change career may occur.
Ø Physycosocial
developments: sense of identity continues to develop; transition in midlife may
occur, dual responsibilities of caring for children and parents may cause
stress.
8.
Late
Adulthood ( age 65 and over )
Ø Physical
developments: most people are healty and active, although health and physical
abilities generally decline, reaction of slowing and affects some aspect of
functioning.
Ø Ability
developments: most people are mentally alert, although intelligence and memory
may deteriorate in some areas, most people find ways to solution.
Physychosocial developments: retirement
from workforce may occur and may offer new options for use of time, people
develop more flexible strategies to cope with personal losses and impending
death, relationships with family and close friends can provide important
support, search for meaning in life and assumes is importance.
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