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Prenatal Development
My parents meet in college and got married after two years of dating.One year later my mom gave birth to my older brother. -
Birth
I was born at St Louis hospital in Missouri. When I was born the doctor didn't handle me with complete care which resulted in a dislocated hip. -
The First Two Years: Biosocial Development
My hip was in a cast for 6 months, this upset my mother very much because she was afraid I wouldn’t be able to walk. I was a very fussy eater and wouldn't eat much. I would cry all the time and drive everyone crazy. -
The First Two Years: Cognitive Develoment
My fist words were "ma ma", and when I learned how to talk I would talk all the time. Because my hip was in a cast I learned how to walk a little later than other kids. At that age a child is using the three elements of language content, form and use. I learned two languages at once. -
The First Two Years: Psychosocial Development:
My mother was a stay at home mom. My dad worked a lot of hours and I didn't see him much. For six months my grandparents lived with us to help my mother to take care of my brother and I. I had a very good relationship with my brother. -
The Play Years: Biosocial Development
I was active as child and did a lot of different activities instead of watching tv all day. I was very skinny and wouldn’t each much, which bothered my mom. My best friend was my brother and would always spend time with him and take different classes together. -
The Play Years: Cognitive Development
At home we spoke farsi and at school I would speak English. My mom would always teach us farsi and arabic. We took many sport classes such as basketball and swimming. -
The Play Years: Psychosocial Development
I was much attached to my mother and any separation more than a couple of hours would devastate me. My mom would take my brother and I to different places each day and play with us all the time. I also had a deep emotional attachment to my aunt who lived in a different state. -
The school Years: Psychosocial, Development
Due to my dad’s job we had to move a lot so I changed many schools. It was very hard for me and I lost many of my friends. I spent my preschool in America and then moved to Iran to start elementary school fist and second grade. Then came back to America for fourth and fifth grade then moved back to Iran for middle school and high school. -
The School Years: Biosocial
In third and fourth year I spent a lot of my time doing sports. At recess I would mostly sit and talk to my friends. -
The School Years: Cognitive Development
when I was in America I would study English at school and Farsi at home. But when I was in Iran I would learn Farsi at school and English at home. I did many extracurricular activities. -
Adolescence: Biosocial Development
beginning of puberty and going through physical changes. I had gotten chubby and was eating alot. -
Adolescence: Cognitive Development
I was in middle school taking adcance math classes which helped me in better thinking and logic. -
Adolescence Psychosocial Development
Feeling really good and had started to make friends in school. My mom enrolled me in basketball class and gave me a alot of self confident. -
Early Adulthood Biosocial Development
got my weight under control. Being active and love to workout. love to study -
Early Adulthood Psychosocial Development
Hanging out with friends and experiencing new environments -
Early Adulthood Cognitive Development
Graduated from high school with a great GPA and as a honor student and started college. -
Middle Adulthood cognitive Development
I hope that I have finished school and received my doctor’s degree and work in a hospital. Taking continue education classes to be up to date with the latest technology. -
Middle Adulthood Psychosocial development
I expect to be independent and a strong mother for my kids. I want to be very happy and healthy. I want to spend a lot of time with my husband and have fun with friends -
Middle Adulthood Biosocial development
I plant to remain physically active. Have a job in the medicine field. Be married with three kids and live in a warmer climate area. -
Late Adulthood: Psychosocial Development
In a relax state of mind and enjoying life with my husband and kids. looking at old pictures and thinking about my good memories. -
Late Adulthood: Biosocial Development
develop wrinkles and walking slower. hopefully still remain active and happy. go for daily walks and gardening. -
Late Adulthood: Cognitive Development
I plan to retire and stay updated. Do volunteer work and spend my time to help people in need. -
Death
Death at the age of 95 with my family and friends around me. I will miss them.