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developmental stages

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learns to trust parents, other people, self, and the world in general   Infancy and Early childhood (birth-5)  
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learns to communicate needs and feelings   Infancy and Early childhood  
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learns to control impulses   Infancy and Early childhood  
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continuous refinement of sensory abilities, motor skills and perceptual and cognitive abilities   Infancy and Early childhood  
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awareness of social norms and expectations   Late Childhood (6-12)  
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awareness of the needs of others   Late childhood  
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learning to delay gratification for increasing long periods   late childhood  
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increase physical coordinate   later childhood  
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more intellectual sophistication   later childhood  
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develop a social and sexual identity separate from one's parents that will support an independent life   Adolescence (13-20)  
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engage in process of occupational choice   Adolescence  
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explore values and interests   adolescence  
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develop social skills   adolescence  
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adjust to hormal and physical changes   adolescence  
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adjust to the increasingly demanding expectations of others   adolescence  
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succeed in chosen careers   Early adulthood (21-34)  
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develop friendships and intimacy with others (find a marriage partner)   Early adulthood  
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contribute to future (through career or family   Early adulthood  
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reevaluate life direction   middle adulthood (35-60)  
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satisfy urge to nurture and guide those younger than oneself   middle adulthood  
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assess satisfaction and worthiness of one's chosen work   middle adulthood  
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adjust to declines in function that come with aging   middle adulthood  
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dealing with adolescent children, children leaving home, aging parents   middle adulthood  
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identify and pursue goals in work or family or community life that enable one to contribute to future in manner that feels significant to oneself   middle adulthood  
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understand and appreciate the accomplishments of one's life   Late adulthood and aging (60 to death)  
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adjustment to significant life stress from aging body, retirement and loss of career role, deaths of spouse and cherished friends, economic worries, loss of home   late adulthood and aging  
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