The transition from childhood to adulthood is a lengthy and complex process due to the influence of technology. In today’s technology world, it takes longer for youths to gain adequate training, get employment, and become financially independent. Societies are made up of systems that structure relationships of householding, care, and...
Our feelings and thoughts in childhood shape our personality because personal growth always occurs gradually and under the influence of many factors. The stronger the emotional stability of a person, the more opportunities they have for intellectual development because the positive atmosphere and emotional comfort create the conditions for successful...
The purpose of the present paper is to identify and explore one of the NAEYC early childhood professional preparation standards, with the goal of enhancing one’s knowledge in the field so as to develop relevant professional and personal skills and to become a better advocate for children and their families....
Introduction The process of aging is not only limited to physical changes but also influences the psychological state of an individual. In every age, a person acquires new roles that define his or her behavior, beliefs, and norms. Sometimes, it may be difficult for an individual to adapt to a...
The opposition between nature and nurture is one of the key areas in developmental psychology. This debate juxtaposes genetic determinism and the decisive influence of external factors in the personality’s development. Hence, this issue is highly relevant for gaining an understanding of a person’s behavior and requires careful consideration. Therefore,...
A career is one of the most important aspects of every person’s life, being a key element of an individual’s personal development, social connections, and sense of identity. People build their careers throughout their whole life, starting at adolescence when occupational preferences are established. However, with age, the strive for...
Childhood is the period of life when the bases of individuality are formed. Children get acquainted with the entire world, society, its rules, and values. In this case, the role of parents and educators cannot be underestimated as they represent the moral compass for the younger generation. However, other stages...
Communication Significance of Conversation The significance of conversation is reflected in an opportunity to establish a productive interaction. Detailed information can be obtained with the possibility of personal involvement (Plachkinova et al. 113). An efficient communication mechanism is based on interlocutors’ mutual interest. My conversation skill has improved significantly during...
Introduction A number of principles characterize human Growth and development. The principles describe distinctive growth as a conventional and orderly process. It is possible for use to predict the development of children. However, there are different timings of growth and development in children as regards to their personalities. The developmental...
Introduction Background of the study Lifespan development entails all the stages that a person goes through from the time of conception through infancy, childhood, adolescence, early adulthood and late adulthood to death. However, it is not all the changes in the life of a person that can be considered as...
Introduction Effective people are the ones who are capable of producing an intended result or have a striking effect. They must be able to accomplish a task or purpose and function effectively. Individual character is a collection of habits that have a powerful role in their lives. Desire, skill, and...
Benefits of Self–managed Learning Self-managed learning is a type of learning that enables adults to take full control and responsibility for their learning. It requires individuals to identify ways through which they can acquire knowledge in different areas. Through self-managed learning, individuals set learning goals and ways of achieving them....
Introduction The study of the characteristics of child development is the area of ​​psychology that provides for assessing various aspects, including cognitive, socio-emotional, and physical factors. Based on specific data, it is possible to analyze certain causal relationships and establish which criteria are key in the process of acquiring particular...
Introduction The opposition of nature and nurture and their respective roles in personality development has been at the center of scientific discussion for many years. Different theories justify the importance of each part of the debate; however, there is no clear answer to what determines an individual’s behavior and development:...
Assessment of My Professional Needs My current professional needs include acquiring new competencies and skills that can support my career goals. My short term goal is to get a new job in a challenging environment or organization that can result in personal growth. My long-term goals include completing my MBA...
Introduction Erick Erickson was one of the most renowned psychoanalysts whose works has been very influential in the field of psychologist. His most notable works was the social development theory which expounded further on earlier works written on the same field mainly by Sigmund Freud as well as the Ego...
Introduction Middle childhood development takes place between the ages of 6-12 years. This stage is associated with fast cognitive development, and the children develop better social skills as they interact with people in their social circle. The children start developing new friendships in their new environments in school, and they...
Introduction While the physical effects of obesity on young people are widely discussed, the psychological aspect of this serious disease has not yet reached sufficient attention and level of analysis. Meanwhile, mental problems associated with obesity can lead to severe complications during the period of adulthood development. Thus, it is...
Infancy refers to the period when a human being is aged between 1 and 12 months. Infancy is marked by rapid physical growth, which aids an infant’s new abilities. An infant is able to roll over, sit unaided at 6 months, and crawls or walks at age 12 months. At...
Running head: Developmental Psychology This case study presents findings with regard to the development of an African American girl. Understanding the developmental processes and psychology associated with child development is crucial in elaborating the needs of children at different stages of life. Developmental psychology provides an explanation of the changes related...
