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Section 1 Solved 100% Correct
Abstract thinking ? - ANSWER-The ability to think about something that might not be
there or even exist.

Age range of Adolescence ? - ANSWER-9-18 years

Age range of Early adulthood ? - ANSWER-19-45 years old

Age range of Early childhood ? - ANSWER-3-8 years old

Age range of Infancy ? - ANSWER-0 - 2 years old

Age range of Late adulthood ? - ANSWER-65 years old and over

Age range of Middle adulthood ? - ANSWER-45- 65 years old

Benefits of employment ? - ANSWER-The option to buy items that they need for
themselves and family using their salary. Work can also offer individuals the feelings of
contentment and worth and raise self esteem.

By what age can a child usually catch and throw quite well and will have a good sense
of balance ? - ANSWER-By 8 years old

By what age can a child walk the up the stairs unaided and hold a crayon or pencil to
draw or write ? - ANSWER-By 5 years old

By what age can most children speak in full sentences and have quite a good
vocabulary ? - ANSWER-By 8 years old

Dementia ? - ANSWER-An illness that affects the brain and memory, which makes the
person gradually lose the ability to think and behave normally.

Egocentric ? - ANSWER-Seeing things from only your own perspective/viewpoint

Eight (8) social, cultural and emotional factors influence growth and development ? -
ANSWER-1- Gender
2- Religion
3- Culture
4- Sexual orientation
5- Parenthood
6- Divorce
7- Marriage

, 8- Friendship

Emotional development during Infancy ? - ANSWER-From Birth to 7 months- the infant
does not mind who holds them, they may not being put down. Between 7 months and
12 months- they form a strong bond with their main carers and be wary of strangers and
often cry if held by others. After 12 months, they start to form bonds with other people -
the attachment process

Fine motor skills ? - ANSWER-The ability to control and coordinate the movements of
the hands and fingers, e.g. writing, painting, holding a mobile phone and using an Ipad

Gender role ? - ANSWER-A role that is determined by a persons gender

Gross motor skills ? - ANSWER-The ability to control and coordinate the movement of
the large limbs of the body, e.g. crawling, walking and running.

How do children learn to act and behave and particular situations ? - ANSWER-By
watching others and asking questions

How does emotional development change in
Middle Adulthood? - ANSWER-Hormonal changes take place in the body which is
linked to changing feelings and emotions. This leads many people to review their lives
and some try to recapture their youths - dressing younger than their years and starting
to go out more. Known as a 'mid-life crisis'.

How does emotional development develop in
Early Adulthood? - ANSWER-Adults develop close and intimate relationships with
others, these relationships create feelings of security. Some people may choose to live
alone by choice or as a result of relationship breakdown. Early Adulthood is also the
time when people choose to start a family.

How does intellectual development change in
Late Adulthood? - ANSWER-Intelligence does not change with age, however the speed
of thinking and short-term memory might decline in late adulthood. Some may
experience dementia.

How does intellectual development change in
Middle Adulthood? - ANSWER-Intellectual development continues and many people
choose to return to education and study. The persons memories may not be as quick as
they once were, but older people have a lot of life experience.

How does intellectual development develop in
Early Adulthood? - ANSWER-Adults have the capability for intellectual development
throughhout adulthood. For example, deciding to carry on their education in their
twenties and thirties and also gaining new skills and better qualifications to improve their
career. Often thought of as 'lifelong learning'.

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