Components and Stages of Human Development

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 4 people
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/19

flashcard set

Earn XP

Description and Tags

This flashcard set focuses on the Components and Stages of Human Development!

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

20 Terms

1
New cards
physical maturity
Age is indicated by the ________ of the skeleton.
2
New cards
pituitary gland
Hormones from the ________ cause the sex organs to grow and develop, making them capable of reproduction.
3
New cards
Puberty
________ usually takes place between the ages of ten and fifteen in both sexes but, in general, occurs slightly earlier in females.
4
New cards
sexual maturity
During puberty, a whole range of physiological changes take place, as both genders begin to grow into ________.
5
New cards
middle childhood
In ________, the body undergoes a stabilizing period that allows the child to begin to establish an important base of motor skills.
6
New cards
Human growth
________ and development continue throughout a persons life, taking place at different rates during four different stages: infancy /toddler; childhood; puberty /adolescence; and adulthood.
7
New cards
division of human growth
The stages of human development refer to the ________ and development into four basic stages, each with its own characteristics and a particular relationship to gender:
8
New cards
The four basic components of human growth and development are
physical, cognitive, social, and emotional
9
New cards
Human growth and development continue throughout a persons life, taking place at different rates during four different stages
infancy/toddler; childhood; puberty/adolescence; and adulthood
10
New cards
What are some things that occur during the adulthood stage?
Relatively large gains in weight;
• A reduced capacity to take in and utilize oxygen;
• An increase in blood pressure and resting heart rate;
• A weakening of stress-bearing joints, such as the
knees and hips.
11
New cards
What ages does Puberty take place?
Puberty usually takes place between the ages
of ten and fifteen in both sexes but, in general,
occurs slightly earlier in females.
12
New cards
Physical.
The growth and development of the body’s muscles, bones, energy systems, and nervous system.
13
New cards
Cognitive.
Our ability to interpret and process information and the introduction and establishment of a person’s self-concept or self-awareness.
14
New cards
Social.
The development of relationships with peers, friends, relatives, adults, and others in the “outside world.”
15
New cards
Emotional.
Our ability to manage and regulate emotions such as fear, pleasure, anger, and empathy.
16
New cards
What stage has psychological adjustment?
Puberty is a time of considerable psychological adjustment, as many changes brought on by puberty take on a social and behavioral context.
17
New cards
What age does adulthood take place in?
18 years and older
18
New cards
What age does childhood take place in?
4 to 10 years
19
New cards
What age does puberty take place in?
11 to 18 years
20
New cards
What age does the infancy-toddler stage occur in?
2 to 3 years