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C-101-w08> Assignments Chapter 3 Written Reflection Chapter 3 Written Reflection nday by 1 3mints 10ut uate Psychologists like Jean Plaget and Erik Erikson theorized that humans go through stages in their development throughout life. B thinking or cognitive development, and Erikson described stages of growing from infancy to old age. Piaget outlined stages of sonality or psychosocial development. How can you use this r own life? What stages of cognitive and psychosocial development have you gone through since you were an infant? Which stages wi you go through as you develop into adulthood and old age In a multi-paragraph essay, describe all the different stages of cognitive and psychosocial development throughout your lfespan. Be sure to provide emotions, and behavior typical of each stage, Include details from class materials, readings and research on human development to support your discussion d examples to llustrate the thoughts, Written Reflection Rubric (1) Criteria 10 pts 2.0 pts Addresses few areas requested and/or strays from topic 3.0 pts Main Points and 4o pts Details Lacks most critical and Most details addressed 0.25 pts Errors in mechanics make the 0.75 t 05 pts 1.0 pts ard Endlish eramma Minoe gramar and speling errors discussion difficult to ead spelling Minor, if any, errors Total Poin

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As a human we go through different stages of life and at one time we overcome that stage, it shows that everything in our life is not permanent it vanishes as time passes. So even my childhood, teenage and adulthood (which is going to come) will pass one day.

But what I have faced in my childhood, teenage and adulthood which I am facing now I will explain to you.

Infanthood

When you are born you are the most adorable thing on this planet for your parents, and they provide you with all the things you need at that time. They teach you, they feed you; you’re totally dependent on them. But as you grow up all that things change, you start to eat with you own hand, try to learn new language, try to speak and try to walk.

And at one point of age you do these things by your own self, and you also start going to school. Than you make friends and your life changes. And now you don’t get you want, until and unless it is needed. You have developed your language and you can communicate with people now.

Teenage

One of the best time of your life, you have just finished you school and now you are changed from head to toe, your personality has changed, your thinking has changed almost everything has changed in you.

You want the best college and you want to be best in that college, you find your crush, and you go mad. You develop changes in your body, you sexually desire increase and the metabolism in the body increase, your hormones changes. You are going through changes in your life, and at one point you will understand that. And you master a skill from your college which will help you in rat race.

Adulthood

After completing college your enter in different world, and you will hate it at one point when you are unable to achieve what you desire in life. But their will be people who will support you and will love you like parents and friends. But in adulthood you will not live for yourself, you are going to live for others, once you get married, for your wife and for your children.

And there will be a point were you will feel like leaving all this and running from there. But you won’t do that because you have responsibilities on your shoulder.

And one day you will be retired and your children will take care of you and they will earn for you and will feed you. And you will die peacefully.

This will happen with almost with every person on this planet, and this has happened with me when I was infant and teenage.

linlk to support: http://psycnet.apa.org/record/2006-01747-000

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