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Development Stages

Stage name + age / Physical / Cognitive / Psychosocial

TermDefinition
prenatal: physical -structure and organs form -especially vulnerable to the environment
prenatal: cognitive -sensory stimuli develops -starts to learn, remember, and respond
prenatal: psychosocial -recognizes and prefers mother's voice
early childhood: physical -appetite loss and sleep problems -fine and gross motor skills and strengthimprove
early childhood: cognitive -predictable intelligence -memory and language improve
early childhood: psychosocial -self-concept, emotions ,gender identity -pretend play
middle childhood: physical -growth slows -strength and athletic skills improve
middle childhood: cognitive -logical but concrete thinking -egocentrism fades
middle childhood: psychosocial -self-concept, self-esteem -peers important
adolescence: physical -rapid growth/puberty -reproductive maturity
adolescence: cognitive -immature thinking and behaviors -abstract thinking and scientific reasoning
adolescence: psychosocial -identity search -influenced by peer group
emerging and young adult: physical -physical condition peaks, then declines -lifestyle influences health
emerging and young adult: cognitive -education and work choices are made -complex thoughts and moral judgments
emerging and young adult: psychosocial -intimate relationships -personality traits established
middle adulthood: physical -females have menopause -deterioration of senses, health, stamina
middle adulthood: cognitive -mental abilities peak -possible career success/burnout
middle adulthood: psychosocial -midlife transition/crisis -empty nest-kids leave
late adulthood: physical -health and physical abilities decline -reaction time slows
late adulthood: cognitive -most are mentally alert -intelligence and hearing may deteriorate
late adulthood: psychosocial -retirement -search for meaning of life
Created by: TheaW
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