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I am developing.
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Biosocial: I was developing in size and learning how to percieve my environment.
Cognative: My motor skills were developing and I learned my first words. I was also learning my culture.
Psychosocial: My emptions were evolving and I was learning and developing social bonds with parents, other children at church and my younger brother. -
I said dada cognative
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Biosocial:I was continuing to develop and at age 5 I had my front teeth knocked out in a school accident and developed an understandng of the 3 levels of prevention
Cognative: Dramatic incresase in vocabulary, learning from mentors and starting school
Psychosocial: I learned to controll my emotions and deal with problems, dealing with motivation to act based on desire or social pressure like trying to look nice to conform or run outside at recess to play and have fun. -
Psychosocial I learned to play and interact with playmates at school
Biosocial I enjoyed gym class and this helped me continue to develop my motor skills with new activities -
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Biosocial:Playing outside with friends is a big part of my life at this time, I also enjoy plaing with friends at recess. I was fortunate to be very fit and healthy. I am developing quicker reaction time and my brain is continuing to develop
Cognative: Language skills develop further. I was enrolled in a religious private school which affected the culture i was learning under.
Psychosocial: I was developing the concept of self and finding my place on the social ladder. I remember being bullied. -
I had my teeth knocked out and learned about injury prevention
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Psychosocial I accepted Jesus as my personal savior and this anchored me in my faith and and helped me develop moral values
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cognative development: I was a good student and quick learner
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biosocial. playing team sports helped me develop
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Biosocial: Going through puberty and reatching sexual maturity. I remember being in middle school and being attracted to girls and then having girlfriends in highschool.
Cognative: Logic is starting to rule thought. Starting to use intuition and analysis of the world. I remember trying to figure things out at this time insted of asking parents
Psychosocial: Relationships with adults are changing as more freedom and responsibility are gained. new relationship with a girlfriend and teen depression -
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Legally I could only work 15 hours a week because of my age the first year. Because of this I was paid 15 hours on a check and the rest of my hours were paid in cash. A lot of us were young, just poor kids from ypsi. I worked here 3 summers, 1992, 1994 and 1995.
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Biosocial:I am at full height but still gaining weight. I am Fortunate to have good mental health and physical health. I practiced safe sex at this time in my life because i did not want children.
Cognative: I believe i fell behind at this stage of my life from a cognative perspective. I shoud have been developing moral beliefs and pursuing higher education but i chose to work at a labor job and had a party lifestyle and shrugged social expectations.
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Biosocial:I am starting to show age being 35 today. I have 2 kids so my wife and I are definately fertile. I dont abuse drugs or alcohol but i do eat fatty foods and should exerciese more
Cognative: my intelligence is developed to deal with life and i develop coping stratigies to deal with adult problems
Psychosocial:I have a wonderful wife that i share intimacy with mentally and emotionally, I am a parent and a nurse and find intrinsic and extrinsic value in my job as a nursing home nurse -
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Biosocial: Dealing with aging and wear and tear on my body, I try to maintain a balance between getting enough exercise without overdoing it. I try to stay active with my wife and enjoy our golden years
Cognative: I am slower to think and slower to speak . I try to maintain physical and mental health and dont take many medications
Psychosocial: Trying to keep in touch with lifelong friends and develop relationships with younger generations of people at church, in my family as children and grandc -
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