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Period: to
Developmental Lifespan
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Fetal Interaction (cognitive)
My parents would talk to and read to me in the womb, throughout pregnancy. -
Prenatal Vitamins Taken by Mother (biosocial)
taken throughout pregnancy -
Born!
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Family at Hospital (psychosocial)
My grandparents and some on my aunts and uncles came to the hospital for my birth! -
First Steps (biosocial)
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First Words (cognitive)
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Seperation Anxiety (psychosocial)
When I started going to day care I would get upset and cry when my mom first dropped me off. -
Egocentrism (cognitive)
My parents noted that I was focused on simply what I knew and could see and that whatever I did not know or couldn't see did not seem to exist to me. -
Ballet (psychosocial)
Started to take ballet classes, even though I did not enjoy them very much, becasue all of my girl friends were doing it. I thought that since it was what oter girls did I should do it too (gender roles). -
Rode Bicycle (biosocial)
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Began Gymnastics (biosocial)
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First Communion (psychosocial)
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Reading Level (cognitive)
Classifies as an above high school reading level -
Puberty (biosocial)
growth spurt and further body development -
First Relationship (psychosocial)
First real relationship where I felt I was in love! -
Graduate High School (cognitive)
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Health (biosocial)
Making sure eating and exercise habits are heealthy so that diabetes (which runs in family) hopefully will not appear -
Faith Stages (cognitive)
Moving up to the fourth or fifth level on the faith stage -
Love (psychosical)
Hopefully in a loving committed relationship, discussing the possibility of marriage with my significant other -
Marriage (psychosocial)
Hopefully will get married around this time! -
Menopause (biosocial)
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Fluid Decrease, Crystallized Increase (cognitive)
Intelligence changes, and fluid intelligence will decrease and crystallized intelligence will hopefully increase to a certain point -
Retirement (psychosocial)
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Vision and Hearing Problems (biosocial)
May need a hearing aid and an increase in glasses perscrpition strength. -
Life Review (cognitive)
Deep though and increase of knowledge when it comes to religion and family members (including children and my children's children). -
Memory Problems (cognitive)
May start to have problems with memory when hitting this age and stage in life. -
Acceptance of Death (psychosocial)
I hope to have come to the conclusion that I accept my fate and that I have set my affairs in order and can spend my last few months with my family. -
Death (biosocial)