ASSIGNMENT IN PSYCHOLOGICAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

DEADLINE: MARCH 7, 2021

1. Matrix.

DEVELOPMENTAL
STAGE/ PERCEPTUAL EMOTIONAL MORAL DEVELOPMENT COGNITIVE SOCIAL
AREAS OF CHANGES CHANGES DEVELOPMENT IN ACTION DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

INFANCY

CHILDHOOD

ADOLESCENCE

EARLY
ADULTHOOD

MIDDLE AGE

OLD AGE

2. Based on the type of parenting we have discussed, describe the type of parenting your
parent/guardians are showing to you. Do you think that they are doing it right? If not,
what are some of the recommendations you can provide? And what are the types of
disciplines they have shown that do you think you can take as model to your future
children or you as future Tita/Tito?

3. What are the takeaways in Calvin Coolidge saying “All growth depends upon activity.
There is no development physically or intellectually without effort, and effort means
work”? Provide at least one theory to support your claim/s.

4. What do you think are the major transitions you noticed in your developmental stage
childhood and adolescence? Enumerate each. Do you think that you are developing
psychologically, socially, and physically in healthy ways? Why or why not?

5. As you are living with your parents/guardians/caretakers currently or before, what do

you think are the challenges faced by them? And did you notice any changes in them
physically, psychologically, and socially? Enumerate these changes.
6. What are your opinions about the following issues?

a. Divorce/Annulment
b. Legalized Abortion
c. Teen Pregnancy
d. Emotional Aging
e. Children’s Rights
f. Genome Editing

7. Describe your own development stages and areas of development.

8. What are your plans in your transition to the next development stage that you will be
facing? What do you think might be the challenges you will encounter?

9. What do you think are the behaviors that you are showing at the present that you will
not allow in your next development transition? Explain why.

10.Ask your parents/guardians/caretakers what are the behavioral and physical changes
they noticed as you grew older.