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Tina Through the Years

By Tinaknoll
  • Birth

    Birth

  • Start to understand object permanence at 8 months

    The first two years: Cognitive

  • Begin to experience some separation anxiety when mother leaves

    The first two years: Psychosocial

  • grow from 7lbs at birth to 22lbs at 22 months

    The first two years: Biosocial

  • Understand how to gain parental sympathy to protect myself from older sibling

    Early Childhood: Cognitive
  • Was put in dance class at age 5 and learned to spin and cartwheel

    Was put in dance class at age 5 and learned to spin and cartwheel

    Early Childhood: biosocial

  • Begin to have intrinsic motivation to finish school work instead of extrinsic motivation

    Early Childhood: Psychosocial

  • Developed different stresses - social anxiety, seperation anxiety, loud noises

    Middle Childhood: Psychosocial
  • Created a complex chart explaining in detail why my family should get a dog. Was able to use logic to get my point across

    Created a complex chart explaining in detail why my family should get a dog. Was able to use logic to get my point across

    Middle Childhood: Cognitive

  • Increase in physical activity. Loved playing tag outside with neighborhood friends

    Middle Childhood: Biosocial

  • Became more concerned about how I looked and how others saw me. Began wearing minimal makeup.

    Adolescence: Cognitive Development

  • Reached max growth height age 14

    Adolescence: Biosocial Development

  • Peer presure from friends began, drugs, alcohol, sex.

    Adolescence: Psychosocial Development

  • Began to take better care of my body: exercised more, ate better

    Emerging Adulthood: Biosocial Development
  • Had first serious boyfriend

    Had first serious boyfriend

    Emerging Adulthood: Psychosocial Development

  • Became more practical. Didn't make as many rash decisions and controled my emotions.

    Emerging Adulthood: Cognitive Development

  • Find a life partner that is easy to depend on and supports my decisions in life

    Adulthood: Psychosocial

  • Have children

    Adulthood: Biosocial Development

  • Retain fluid intelligence despite aging

    Adulthood: Cognitive Development

  • New neurons form and dendrites grow in the brain as I age, however the growth is slow.

    Late adulthood: Cognitive

  • Eyesight becomes worse. Ask family to help me out with driving

    Late Adulthood: Biosocial

  • I go though "integrity versus despair" and find where I fit in in the community. Continue to live a happy healthy life.

    Late Adulthood: Psychosocial

  • Death at 95 years of age on January 21st, 2109

    Epilogue: Death & Dying