The document summarizes key stages of human development from infancy to adulthood. It discusses the reflexes that infants exhibit, such as the Moro, Babinski, and rooting reflexes. It then outlines the main areas of development during babyhood from 2 weeks to 2 years, including motor skills, cognitive abilities, emotional development, language acquisition, and social growth. Finally, it briefly mentions adolescence and defines the stages of adulthood as young, middle-aged, and old.

1. POST-NATAL
Shesed Rebss M. Carisma
AB-ENGLISH
1st Year
Pscyhology I
Prof. Lolymar Jacinto-Reyes

2. Infancy
• First stage in human life.
REFLEXES
• Moro reflex
• Babinski reflex
• “Darwinian” or Grasp reflex
• Rooting reflex
• Pupillary reflex

3. • First stage in human life.
REFLEXES
• Moro reflex

4. • First stage in human life.
REFLEXES
• Babinski reflex

5. • First stage in human life.
REFLEXES
• “Darwinian” or Grasp reflex

6. • First stage in human life.
REFLEXES
• Rooting reflex

7. • First stage in human life.
REFLEXES
• Pupillary reflex

8. Babyhood
• 2 weeks to 2 years
Areas of Development
1. Motor Development
2. Cognitive Development
3. Language Development
4. Emotional Development
5. Social Development

9. Areas of Development
(2 weeks to 2 years)
1. Motor Development
(1-8 months)

10. Areas of Development
(2 weeks to 2 years)
1. Motor Development
(9-12 months)

11. Areas of Development
(2 weeks to 2 years)
1. Motor Development
(18-24 months)

12. Areas of Development
(2 weeks to 2 years)
2. Cognitive Development
“Object Curiosity”

13. Areas of Development
(2 weeks to 2 years)
2. Cognitive Development
“Object Curiosity”

14. Areas of Development
(2 weeks to 2 years)
3. Emotional Development
- Anger -Curiosity -Affection
-Love -Joy

15. Areas of Development
(2 weeks to 2 years)
3. Emotional Development

16. Areas of Development
(2 weeks to 2 years)
4. Language Development
-crying-yawning -growls -cooing

17. Areas of Development
(2 weeks to 2 years)
5. Social Development
- Adaptibility to society

18. Adolescence
• Grow to maturity

19. Adulthood
• Young adult
--ages 18-30
• Middle age
--ages 42-60
• Old age
--60 and above

20. Adulthood
• Young adult
-ages 18-30

21. Adulthood
• Middle Age
-ages 42-60

22. Adulthood
• Old Age
-60 and above

23. THANK YOU
&
GOD BLESS
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