adulthood -the period of time in your life after your physical growth has stopped and you are fully developed. -  the state (and responsibilities) of a person who has attained maturity. During Adulthood we pass through three major crises: Intimacy vs. isolation intimacy close or warm friendship or understanding; personal relationship a feeling of being intimate and belonging together; "their closeness grew as the night wore on" isolation - a state of separation between persons or groups. -the state of lacking unity. -the state or situation of being alone. Generativity vs. Self-absorption generativity a concern for people besides self and family that usually develops during middle age; especially : a need to nurture and guide younger people and contribute to the next generation. Self-absorption Where the person feels that his or her life own life is only one thing that matters. integrity vs. despair integrity Looks back over life as whole. despair someone or something  that causes hopelessness Physical change during adulthood Early adulthood In early adulthood is the first stage of adulthood in which the body physically changes. In this stage, a person may continue to add a bit of height and weight to her teenage frame. The body continues to undergo significant hormonal changes. These changes may make beards grow a bit thicker and the voice to become slightly deeper and richer. This is the period in which women usually have children, so it is the time in which women gain a little weight and finish their full breast development. Middle Adulthood Middle adulthood is the second stage of adulthood in which one of the most noticeable changes is loss of elasticity in the skin, especially in the face. This results in lines and wrinkles that are seen as one of the first signs of aging. Men usually gain weight in the abdominal region, while women gain weight in the hips and thighs. Strength and flexibility in both genders wane. Women usually experience hormonal changes during this period that result in the loss of the ability to reproduce, a process called menopause. Both genders may experience graying of the hair or the hair may thin. Late Adulthood Late adulthood is the final stage of physical change. The skin continues to lose elasticity as it did in middle adulthood and the result is deeper lines and wrinkles. Age spots, or brown spots on the skin, often form. Eyesight deteriorates, which causes many seniors to need glasses. Reaction time also slows.

2. ADULTHOOD
-the period of
time in your life
after your physical
growth has
stopped and you
are fully
developed.
- the state (and
responsibilities) of
a person who has
attained maturity.

3. During Adulthood we pass through three major
crises:
VS
Intimacy Isolation
close or warm
friendship or
understanding;
personal
relationship
a feeling of being intimate
and belonging together;
"their closeness grew as
the night wore on"
- a state of separation
between persons or
groups.
-the state of lacking unity.
- the state or situation of
being alone.

4. : a concern for people
besides self and
family that usually
develops during
middle
age; especially : a
need to nurture and
guide younger people
and contribute to the
next generation.
Vs
Generativity
Self-absorption
Where the
person feels
that his or her
life own life
is only one
thing that
matters.

5. v s
Looks
back over
life as
whole.
someone or somethi
ng that causes ho
pelessness

6. Physical change during adulthood
Early adulthood
In early adulthood is the first stage of
adulthood in which the body physically
changes. In this stage, a person may
continue to add a bit of height and weight
to her teenage frame. The body continues
to undergo significant hormonal changes.
These changes may make beards grow a
bit thicker and the voice to become
slightly deeper and richer. This is the
period in which women usually have
children, so it is the time in which women
gain a little weight and finish their full
breast development.

7. Middle adulthood is the second stage of
adulthood in which one of the most noticeable
changes is loss of elasticity in the skin,
especially in the face. This results in lines and
wrinkles that are seen as one of the first signs
of aging. Men usually gain weight in the
abdominal region, while women gain weight in
the hips and thighs. Strength and flexibility in
both genders wane. Women usually experience
hormonal changes during this period that
result in the loss of the ability to reproduce, a
process called menopause. Both genders may
experience graying of the hair or the hair may
thin.

8. Late Adulthood
Late adulthood is the final stage
of physical change. The skin
continues to lose elasticity as it did
in middle adulthood and the result is
deeper lines and wrinkles. Age spots,
or brown spots on the skin, often
form. Eyesight deteriorates, which
causes many seniors to need
glasses. Reaction time also slows.

9. There are two kinds of aging:
Primary Aging
Refers to
changes
produced by
increasing age.
Secondary
Aging
-secondary
aging can be
traced to
changes
resulting from
disease,
disuse, or
abuse of our
bodies.

10. -Memory does not appear to
decline with age for most
persons. But it declines
drastically in persons suffering
from Alzheimer’s disease.