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Human Lifespan and Development
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Mind Map on Human Lifespan and Development, created by Maddie_LooLoo on 26/04/2015.
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Human Lifespan and Development
Infancy 0-2
Children can grow rapidly and devevolp a motor skill
Childhood 3-8
Children can grow rapidly and develop a motor skill
Gross motor Skill
Allow a child to control large muscles for example arms and legs
Fine motor skill
Allow children to control and co-ordinate their hands and fingers
Adolescence 9-18
Growth Spurts
A rapid increase in height over a short period of time
Sexual Maturity-When your reproductive organs are fully matured
Puberty
A period of change when a body reales chemicals called hormones
Primary Sexual Characteristics
These are present at birth
Girls
Vagina
Ovaries
Boys
Penis
Testes
Secondary Sexual Characteristics
These appear during puberty
Girls
Breasts enlarge
Increased fat layers under the skin
Boys
Growth of facial hair
Voice box grown and voice gets deeper
Early Adulthood 19-45
Physical Maturity
Reach full height and strength
Woman are at their most fertile
Late Adulthood 65+
Ageing Process
Loss of hearing
Loss of eye sight
Middle Adulthood 46-65
Ageing Process
Wrinkles
Menopause
When a woman periods stop
Symstems
Hot Flushes
Night Sweats
Start to loose hair
P.I.E.S
Physical
Growth and other changes that happen to our body
Intellectual
The development of language, memory and thinking skills
Problem solving
Language development
Memory
Creative thinking
Moral development
Right or wrong
Manners
The values people develop
Ego centric
You only think of yourself
You only see the world through your own point of view
Social
The ability to form friendships and relationships
Close friends
Wider friends
Formal friends
Independence
Doing things on your own
Emotional
The ability to cope with feelings about ourselves and towards others
Contentment
How happy someone is in their life
Secuirity
feeling of safety and being loved
Bonding and attachment
Bonds that you form with other people
Self image
How people respect and value themselves
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