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Infancy:Language Development
At one years old I said my first words, which was "momma". -
Infancy: Sleep
I slept for about 10 hours as an infant -
Infancy:Physical Development
As an infant I encouraged my gross/fine motor skills by crawling and grabbing objects. I also tended to put random objects in my mouth -
Infancy: Piaget's Cognitive Development
As an infant I learned how to grasp, look, and listen -
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Early Childhood Physical Development
I did a lot of running, lifting, and swimming -
Early Childhood: Memory
First memory is when I rode a bike for the first time -
Early Childhood: Cognitive Development
Language and thinking improves(able to talk more properly) -
Early Childhood: Language Development
Strategies my parents used to improve my vocabulary was reading books and making flashcards -
Adolescence: Language Development
There was a lot of slang used during my middle school and high school years. We used to say words like "swag" and "omg". -
Adolescence: Puberty Physical Development
I started puberty around the 7th grade. It affected me greatly because I started to develop acne and it really affected my self esteem -
Adolescence: Sleep
I slept a lot as a kid, maybe a little too much. I took naps everyday after school and I slept a lot during the weekends -
Adolescence: Physical Development/ Motor Skills
I ran track during my high school years, but that eventually stopped when I tore a ligament in my knee. -
Middle/Late Childhood: Sleep
I slept all the time during my middle childhood. Although I was active, I always found time to sleep -
Middle/Late Childhood: Stress
I coped with stress by eating and crying. I was a big cry baby, so when I was stressed all I did was cry my eyes out. -
Middle/Late Childhood: Physical Development
In middle school I ran track and played volleyball as a way to stay active. -
Middle/Late Childhood: Emotions
My mom was emotion coaching because she always made sure I was okay. If I fell she made sure I didn't hurt myself. My dad was the complete opposite from my mom. My mom was emotion dismissing because he always tried to make me tough, so when I fell he'll always tell me to get up and stop crying. -
Early Adulthood: Health
High blood pressure run in my family. My mom, dad, grandma, and uncle has high blood pressure. It affects me because now that I am up in age, I have to watch what I eat. -
Medical History
I will prevent myself from having high blood pressure by having better eating habits. For example, I will consume more fruits and vegetables -
Early Adulthood:Grief/Death
A close friend of mines passed away 4 months ago and it was very hard for me to cope with his death. I didn't talk for a while but I eventually accepted his death. -
Early Adulthood: Identity Development
I identify myself in the achievement stage. I am very proud of the decisions I have made. I am doing very well in school and have made many friends. -
Early Adulthood: Stress
I cope with stress by sleeping and eating. I stress easily so I eat a lot and sleep when I can, but that's hard considering I am a college student. -
Early Adulthood: Sleep
Since I am in college I rarely get the proper amount of sleep. I sleep about 4-5 hours each night. -
Adulthood: Physical Development
I go to the gym so I can stay active and healthy. -
IQ Test
After taking the IQ test it did not affect how I felt about myself, nor did it affect my schooling
