The document outlines the key stages of human life development from infancy to old age, including the main developmental tasks associated with each stage. It discusses infancy, toddlerhood, early and middle school age, early and late adolescence, early and middle adulthood, later adulthood, and very old age. The main developmental tasks at each stage include things like social attachment, locomotion, language development, moral development, identity formation, career choices, parenting, and adapting to physical and mental changes that come with aging.

1. The Stages of Life By: Dallin and Jon

2. Life Stage Developmental Task Infancy (birth to 2 years) Social attachment. Maturation of sensory, perceptual, and motor functions. Sensor motor intelligence and primitive causality. Understanding the nature of objects and creating categories Emotional development. Infancy

3. Toddler Hood Toddler hood (2 to 4) Elaboration of Locomotion Fantasy Play Language Development Self-control.

4. Early School Age Early School age (4 to 6) Sex-role Identification Early moral development Self-esteem Group play

5. Middle of school age Middle of School age (6 to 12) Friend ship Concr ete operations Skill Learning Self-e valuation Team Play

6. Early adolescence 12 - 18 Physical Maturation Emotional Development Membership in Peer group Develop Identity / Role

7. Later Adolescents 18 - 22 Autonomy from parents Sex-role Identity Internalized Morality Career choices

8. Early Adulthood Early Adulthood (22 to 34) Marriage Childbearing Work

9. Middle adulthood 34 - 60 Nurturing the marriage relationship Management of household Parenting Management of a career Contribute to society

10. Later adulthood 60 - 75 Promoting intellectual vigor Redirecting energy to new roles and activities Adapting ones life Developing a point of view about death

11. Old people Very old age (75 until death) Coping with physical changes of aging Developing a psycho historical perspective

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