Health and Social Care - A1 : Human Growth and Development

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What is a life stage and how many are there ( dont tell names)

Different phases that most people pass through during their lifespan, with PIES development changes occurring at each stage.

There are 6 main life stages

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Name the six main life stages by order and what ages they cover?

  1. Infancy 0-3

  2. Early Childhood 3-8

  3. Adolescence 9-18

  4. Early Adulthood 19-45

  5. Middle Adulthood 46-65

  6. Later Adulthood 65+

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What changes do people experience at each life stage ?

Changes in

  • Growth

  • Development


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What is growth and give me example of it?

Growth is a form of physical development that involves an increase in body size.An example of it is increase in height and weight.

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What is development and give me examples?

Development involves gaining new skills and abilities , such as learning to read and write.

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What is PIES?

PIES stands for the four areas of development which is Physical , Intellectual , Emotional and Social

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What does PIES tell us about a person’s development?

The four areas of development, known as PIES, reflect the whole person and make up the types of changes they will experience at each life stage.

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What does each area of PIES development mean?

  • Physical development describes how a person's body grows and changes, and how their motor skills develop.

  • Intellectual development describes how people develop cognitive abilities (thinking skills), such as memory/recall and language.

  • Emotional development describes how people learn to cope with and manage their feelings towards themselves and others.

  • Social development describes how people form relationships and learn to become independent.