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    DEVELOPMENTAL

    STAGES IN MIDDLE AND


    LATE ADOLESCENCE
    LESSO
    N3
    At the end of this
    module, you will be able
    to:

    1. Classify various
    developmental tasks
    according to
    developmental stage,
    2. Evaluate your
    developmental
    comparison with persons
    of the same age, group and
    3. List ways to be come
    responsible adolescent
    prepared for adult life.
    DEVELOPMENTAL

    STAGES
    1. PRE-NATAL
    (Conception to birth)
    O Age when hereditary endowments and
    sex are fixed and all body features, both
    external and internal are developed.
    2. INFANCY
    (Birth to 2 years)
    O Foundation age when basic behavior
    are organized and many ontogenetic
    maturation skills are developed.
    3. EARLY CHILDHOOD
    (2 to 6 years)

    O Pre-gang age, exploratory, and


    Languag questioning.
    and reasoning
    e Elementar socializatio ar
    acquired y and
    experience n e
    s. initial is
    4. LATE CHILDHOOD
    (6 to 12 years)
    O Gang and creativity age when self-help
    skills, social skills, school skills, and
    play are developed.
    5. ADOLESCENCE
    (Puberty to 18 years)
    O Transition age from childhood to
    adulthood when sex maturation and
    rapid physical development occur
    resulting to changes in ways of feeling,
    thinking and acting.
    6. EARLY ADULTHOOD
    (18 to 40 years)
    O Age of adjustment to new patterns of life
    and roles such as spouse, parent
    and bread winner.
    7. MIDDLE AGE
    (40 years to Retirement)
    O Transitions age when
    adjustments to initial
    physical and mental decline are
    experienced.
    8. OLD AGE
    (Retirement to Death)
    O Retirement age when rapi
    physical andincreasingly
    mental decline are d
    experienced.
    “Maturity is achieved when a person
    postpones immediate pleasures for
    long-term values.”
    Joshua L.
    Liebman
    THANK YOU!

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