NAME: MARINEL T.

MATALUBOS BSED ENGLISH 1

PROFED 601
APPLICATION:
LESSON VIII

1. Why early adulthood considered as problem age?

- Early adulthood is considered as problem of age because in this period, there is
emergence of problems that different from the earliest years of our life. People at
this age will challenge on new dilemmas about the different aspects of life. For
example, career changes, having a married life, parenting, and might encounter a
divorce that can cause a stressful life. During this time, people whose ages around
20 to 40 years old will become more mature in thinking, be financial independent
and have intimate relationship.
2. Why early childhood a time of value change?
- The children in early childhood can experienced a lot of changes, physically, mentally
or emotionally. Wherein, children will grow rapidly across all areas of development.
For examples in physical aspect, a particular child typically doubles in height and
quadruples in weight. At this age, a child also developed his or her cognitive thinking
ability and can develop vocabulary and language.

LESSON IX
1. What are the ten important characteristics of middle age?
 Dreaded period
 Time of transition
 Time of stress
 Dangerous age
 Awkward age
 Time of achievement
 Time of evaluation
2. Why social interest of middle age change?
- In my own perception, the people who belongs to middle age group will have some
changes when it comes to social interest. There are factors that change their
 outlook. First, they are not young anymore that can do whatever they want to.
Instead, being in married life or a parent will make them focused in their families.

LESSON X
1. What are the common physical hazards in old age?

 Diseases
 Physical handicaps
 Ural nutrition
 Dental disorders
 Accidents
 Sexual deprivation
2. What are psychological hazards in old age?
- Acceptance of culture stereotypes of the elder
- Feelings of inferiority and inadequacy resulting from physical changes in life patterns
a tendency to “slip mentally, feelings of guilt about idleness, especially on the part of
men after retirement.