Health + social care

• Intellectual development during Infancy ?

  • Communicates with their senses and uses sounds from screaming and smilling.
  • Then they begin to babble, know one word, then to 2-3 words
  • Then make sentence by the ages of 8
• intellectual development during early childhood ?

  • Communication and Language development improve greatly – can now use full
  • sentences,
  • think about things, even if this mainly only from their own viewpoint
  • Begin to organise and classify objects and thoughts
  • Children learn by asking questions and by watching the behaviour of others - need good role model
• intellectual development during early adsolence ?

  • Have the ability to do Abstract thinking
  • Can think in a more logical way to solve problems
  • Begins to question the world and develop own views
  • Ability to empathise – see from different peoples perspectives
  • Can take in lots of information
• intellectual development during early Adulthood ?

  • Continued professional development
  • Development of wisdom
  • Some people often reach their productive peak at work,
  • Some people return to education to achieve their full potential
• intellectual development during middle adulthood?

  • Lots of wisdom form life experiences
  • Most go back to school
  • Short term memory not as quick
• intellectual development during late adulthood?

  • Wisdom achieved
  • Enjoying activities such as reading , problems keeping up in news
  • Learn new things in retirement
  • poor memory
• physical changes during infancy?

  • 5: walk up the stairs , hold a crayons to draw/write
  • 8: children can catch and throw , develop god sense of balance , use a bat/ball
• physical changes during early childhood?

  • Growth spurt
  • Botha sexes capable of reproduction
  • Girls - menstrual changes , growth of breasts
  • Boys - penis growth , sperm production
• physical changes during early adulthood?

  • reaches maturity
  • fit and healthy
  • physical capabilities start to decline in end of the life stages
• physical changes in middle adulthood?

  • Ageing affect the body
  • Physical capabilities start to decline: skin lose , wrinkles , brittle bones , less precise senses
  • Hormonal changes
  • Girls- less oestrogen and men less testosterone ( menopasue)
  • Boys - less sperm
• physical changes in later adulthood?

  • loss of skin elasticity
  • joints stiffens
  • bones more brittle
  • Changes in eyesight
  • Regular exercise would improved their muscle
• emotional changes in infancy?

  • 2: they bond with those who look after them
  • Need strong attachment with carer
  • The bond would help create a sense of security and influence the development
• emotional changes in early childhood ?

  • Learn to work/play with others
  • Development of close relationships
  • Learn to share and cooperate - experiences emotions such as love
  • Self-centred - can have temper tantrums if they can’t get their way
• emotional changes in asbolsence childhood?

  • Mood swings
  • Conflicts with parnets
  • Positive and negative emotions
  • Self-concepts becomes more formed
• emotional changes in early adulthood?

  • Close Intimate relationships
  • Lead to people choosing to cohabit, marry or
  • Identity is more clearers
  • Parenthood / bonding with children
  • Security for many
• Social changes in infancy?

  • Early relationship in fancy lead to future relationship ( brother , sisters = husbands , friends
  • 2: learned a lots form interact with others and play along with others
• Social changes in early childhood?

  • Devlopment of friendships
  • Common to have gender based friendship
  • Do Social play
  • Listening to others
• emotional changes in middle adulthood?

  • Mid-life crisis for many
  • Development of uncertainty
  • Security of identity
  • love for their family and found pleasure to stay with them
  • Growing awareness of own mortality
• emotional changes in late adulthood?

  • loose of partner due to death
  • loss of friends to death
  • emotionally attached to family
  • loose of independece for many
  • reflective on life