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Psychosocial development of emotions. Fear of strange places and separation anxiety.
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Cognitve development of the language lobes in the brain. Connections and understanding between words and phrases begins.
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Biosocial development of motor skills. Muscle strength, motor contex maturation, and balance are worked on and perfected.
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Psychosocial development of emotions. Spending a night away from my family and home and staying with the same playmate for several hours.
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Cognitive development at a fast rate. Children become comfortable around others their age and correct social behaviors are practiced.
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Biosocial development of improved motor skills.
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Psychosocial development through interatacting with siblings and having to share space. I have three older siblings but when my little sister was born there were unexpected changes in the home.
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Cognitive development through learning. Connections and understanding of new concepts and class structure. More structure to the day than preschool and kindergarten.
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Biosocial development within physical activity. Benefits for life including better health, less chances of obesity, cooperation, problem-solving, and respect for others.
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Psychosocial development of emotions and dealing with conflict and drama
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Biosocial development of the body and hormones
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Cognitive development of the brain and comparing my cognitive development to others my age
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Biosocial development of the brain learning to live with people other than your family
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Cognitive development of college level material and how to act in a college course
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Psychosocial development of emotions and facing the future as a "real adult"
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Cognitive development of what it truly means to be a working adult
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Psychosocial development of a mature relationship and the emotions necessary to sustain that type of relationship.
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Biosocial development of the brain and how to raise a child of my own
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Biosocial depletion in the reproductive system that causes my husband and I to seek medical assistance in conceiving our final child.
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Psychosocial development of an intimate relationship chaning from living in the house to living in different states.
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Sustaining the cognitive development up to this point by continuing to learn and problem solve.
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Maintaining a good psychosocial level by interacting with people on a regular basis and gaining a feeling of acceptance and belonging.
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Cognitive development up to this point being maintained by leaning more and continuing education.
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Biosocial decline in the ability to hear because of age (Presbyacusis). Family adopts a dog trained to work with deaf people and warn them of alarms and other harm.
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Catches Pneumonia which eventually becomes fatal.