The document discusses three domains of human development: physical, cognitive, and psychosocial. Physical development involves the growth of the body and brain as well as motor and sensory skills. Cognitive development refers to the capacity for learning, speaking, understanding, reasoning, and creating. Psychosocial development includes social interactions, emotions, attitudes, self-identity, personality, beliefs, and values. Human development occurs across the lifespan and is influenced by heredity, environment, and maturation. The document also distinguishes between personal development, which is one's own growth within these three domains, and personality development.

2. Physical Cognitive Psychosocial

3. Physical Development
•Covers the growth
of the body and the
brain, motor and
sensory skills, and
even physical health

4. Physical Development

5. Cognitive Development
•Covers our capacity
to learn, to speak, to
understand, to
reason and to create

6. Cognitive Development

7. Psychosocial Development
•Includes our social
interactions with other
people, our emotions,
attitudes, self identity,
personality, beliefs and
values

9. • While human development
covers the whole lifespan of
human existence in relation
to the three domains,
personal development is
one’s own development and
growth within the context of
the three aspects of human
development.

10. Human Development is also
influenced by:
Heredity Environment Maturation

11. Heredity
•Inborn traits passed
on by the generations
of offspring from both
sides of the biological
parents’ families

12. Environment
•Is the world outside of
ourselves and the
experiences that result
from our contact and
interaction with this
external world

13. Maturation
•Is the natural
progression of the brain
and the body that affects
the cognitive,
psychological and social
dimensions of a person

14. •Is it Personality
Development or
Personal
Development?

15. Personal
• Belonging or relating to a
particular person
• Made or designed to be used
by one person
• Someone whose job involves
working for or helping a
particular person

16. Examples of the
word Personal
• This is just my personal
opinion.
• I can only tell you what I
know from personal
experience.
• We do not accept personal

17. Personality
• The set of emotional qualities,
ways of behaving , that makes a
person different from other people
• Attractive qualities (such as
energy, friendliness and humor)
that make a person interesting or
pleasant to be with

18. Personality
• Attractive qualities that make
something unusual or interesting
• Distinction or excellence of
personal and social traits also a
person having such quality
• A person of importance,
prominence, renown or notoriety

19. Examples of the
word Personality
• He has a very pleasant
personality.
• We all have different
personalities.
• He wants to buy a car that has
personality.

20. Examples of the
word Personality
•She has met many
television personalities.
•He was an influential
personality in genetic
engineering.

21. Development
• The act or process of growing or
causing something to grow or
become larger or more advanced
• The act or process of creating
something over a period of time
• The state of being created or
made more advanced

22. • From these definitions, we
can see that there is a major
difference between personal
and personality.

23. • May be defined as process in which persons reflect
upon themselves, understand who they are, accept
what they discover about themselves and learn (or
unlearn) new sets of values, attitudes behavior and
thinking skills to reach their fullest potential as human
beings.