Adolescence
Hormones effect this.
What are your emotions?
The ability to make precise movements with the hands in relation to what the eyes see.
What is eye-hand coordination?
Crying, babbling, pointing.
What is a way of communication?
Preschoolers are more ____ over their bodies.
What is independent?
Physically young adults are at ____?
What is their peak?
Adolescence begins the onset of this.
What is puberty?
Skills and abilities that are mastered as a part of the maturing process.
What are developmental tasks?
Infants do this at 3 months.
What is smiling?
These develop very well in the preschool stage.
What are large motor skills?
Young adults need to stay active to prevent this.
What are health problems?
The ability to think abstractly, reflect from your decisions, test new ideas, and form your own judgment.
What is intellectual development?
Before birth.
What is the prenatal stage?
Infants develop social ____ quickly.
What are skills?
Beginning to count, learn colors, and their ABC's are this type of development.
What is intellectual development?
These humans begin to marry and start families.
Who are young adults?
Doing things that are relaxing or helps you let off steam.
What is coping with mood swings?
A set of characteristics we get from your parents or ancestors.
What is heredity?
They begin to recognize familiar voices and faces at this age.
What happens at the age of 7 months?
Fear, anxiety, joy, and pride.
What are emotions?
They finish dong this and have high levels of fitness.
What is growing?
Time in your life where you prepare for adulthood.
What is adolescence?
Everything that is around us.
What is the environment?
Someone that is entirely dependent on others, yet they have many inborn abilities that enable them to connect with the world.
What is a newborn?
Has a best friend around this age.
What is the age 4-5 years old?
Complete an education, establish a career, gain financial independence, and build long-term relationships.
What are the busiest years of your life?