 Although there is no any limits in human development as a connected process, However the scientists have put certain conceptions of this growth and divide.

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 Although there is no any limits in human development as a connected process, However the scientists have put certain conceptions of this growth and divide it into stages for the purpose of study.  Neonatal Period  Infancy  Early childhood  Middle childhood  Adolescence  adulthood Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 23

Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 24  Neonatal Period  Infancy

 First two weeks of life  Marks transition from womb to independence  Reflexively grasps anything placed in hand  Weight: from 2.5 kg to 3.5 kg  Height: about 50 cm  Head size seems larger than the size of the chest  Can distinguish between usual and the new stimuli Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 25

 Age: 2 weeks until 2 years  Time of rapid physical, perceptual, cognitive, linguistic, social, and emotional growth  During sensorimotor stage – infants stare at interesting visual stimuli  Preference for human faces Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 26 Infancy

 Physical & sensory development  Motor development  Language development  Cognitive development  Emotional and social development Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 27 Infancy

 Increase the height and weight  Increased bone and muscle growth  Temporary teething  Increased respiratory and digestive growth  The rapid growth in the nervous system  The rapid growth of sensory functions such as sight, hearing and touch Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 28 Infancy

Age in monthsMotion 1 : 2  Raising head 2 : 3  Raising chest 4 : 5  Versatility 4 : 6  Sitting with help 7  Sitting without help 5 : 6  Crawling 5 : 10  Toddler 7 : 12  Standing with help 9 : 11  Walking with help 12  Standing without help 12 : 13  Climbing stairs 11 : 15  Walking without help 12 : 20  Walking to the side & behind 15 : 24  Throwing things Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 29 Infancy

Age in monthsstage 1  Random voices 2 : 8  Semi – regular voices 12 : 13  Imitate voices 13  Talking Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 30 Infancy

 Uses senses and motor skills  Move towards a particular goal  Discrimination stimuli  Concentration and attention are weak  Poor memory, visualization and imagination Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 31 Infancy

 Strong attachments formed between infants and caregivers  Preference for human faces  Separation anxiety  Fear of strangers  Trust VS. Mistrust Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed Developmental Psychology 32 Infancy