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A Self-Study
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Infancy
In general as an infant my temperment was not overly fussy. My parents were able to take me to public places without me being a problem. I even flew on an airplane when I was 2 months old and didn't cry on the airplane. -
Infancy
As a infant I had a strong positive attachment to my parents. I was pretty much always happy to see them and I wanted them to come back once they left. -
Toddlerhood
At approimately 10 months of age is when i started walking. I apparently took to walking quite normally, i wasn't adavanced but i also wasn't having to much of a challenge with it. -
Toddlerhood
My first word as a toddler was "whinniepooh". I was apparently obsessed with whinnie the pooh, which would explain by it was my first word. I said it when i was approximately 1 1/2 years old. -
Toddlerhood
On St. Patrick's day my parents used shamrocks to make mental representations for my at the age of two so I would always associate shamrocks with St. PAtrick's day. -
Childhood
As a child I actively participated in fantsay play. Mostly because I had no one to play with but myself, being an only child there weren't many options. -
Childhood
When I was about four, being an only child, I hadn't exactly mastered Autonomy vs. Shame and doubt. When I was in Florida, and playing in a bouncy house I made sure i was always by the windows so I could see my parents. I still did play with the children but i would always make sure I saw my parents through the window. -
Childhood
As a five year old I began to participate in gender stereotypes. I knew that girls played dress up, therefore I wanted to play dress up. My parents also encouraged my gender stereotype by purchasing many many different play outfits. -
Adolescence
At the age 13 my parents believed I was morally developed enough to go on vacation by myself with a friend. I had been places without them before but not with my friend Katie's family before. It was just Katie, her mom, and our friend Elly in Door county. My parents believed that i would respect Mrs. Harbeck's rules well enough to let me go. -
Adolescence
At the age of 15 or 16 during my freshman year of high school I became friends with Laura Santi, thus gaining a peer and adding to my social group which G.Stanley Hall thought was very important to the development for adolescants. -
Adolescence
I grew and inch from the year prior and found that i was now 5'5. I also finally realized how short I actually was and that made me a little sad because I used to being one of the taller kids in grade school and middle school.
