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    This document outlines developmental tasks across the human lifespan from infancy to late maturity in 7 stages: infancy and early childhood, middle childhood, adolescence, early adulthood, middle adulthood, and late maturity. For each stage, 2-7 key developmental tasks are listed, such as learning to walk and talk in infancy, developing social and academic skills in middle childhood, preparing for careers and relationships in adolescence, selecting partners and starting families in early adulthood, and adjusting to retirement and loss of loved ones in late maturity.

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    Developmental-Tasks Robert Havighurst

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    This document outlines developmental tasks across the human lifespan from infancy to late maturity in 7 stages: infancy and early childhood, middle childhood, adolescence, early adulthood, middle adulthood, and late maturity. For each stage, 2-7 key developmental tasks are listed, such as learning to walk and talk in infancy, developing social and academic skills in middle childhood, preparing for careers and relationships in adolescence, selecting partners and starting families in early adulthood, and adjusting to retirement and loss of loved ones in late maturity.

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    This document outlines developmental tasks across the human lifespan from infancy to late maturity in 7 stages: infancy and early childhood, middle childhood, adolescence, early adulthood, middle adulthood, and late maturity. For each stage, 2-7 key developmental tasks are listed, such as learning to walk and talk in infancy, developing social and academic skills in middle childhood, preparing for careers and relationships in adolescence, selecting partners and starting families in early adulthood, and adjusting to retirement and loss of loved ones in late maturity.

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    This document outlines developmental tasks across the human lifespan from infancy to late maturity in 7 stages: infancy and early childhood, middle childhood, adolescence, early adulthood, middle adulthood, and late maturity. For each stage, 2-7 key developmental tasks are listed, such as learning to walk and talk in infancy, developing social and academic skills in middle childhood, preparing for careers and relationships in adolescence, selecting partners and starting families in early adulthood, and adjusting to retirement and loss of loved ones in late maturity.

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    DEVELOPMENTAL

    TASKS
    By: ROBERT HAVIGHURST
    INFANCYAND EARLY MIDDLE CHILDHOOD ADOLESCENCE
    CHILDHOD (0-5) (6-12) (13-18)
    1. Learning to walk 1. Learning physical skills necessary 1. Achieving mature relations
    2. Learning to take solid foods for ordinary games with both sexes
    2. Building a wholesome attitude
    3. Learning to talk 2. Achieving a masculine or
    towards oneself
    4. Learning to control the 3. Learning to get along with agemates feminine social role
    elimination of body wastes 4. Learning an appropriate sex role 3. Accepting one’s physique
    5. Learning sex differences and 5. Developing fundamental skills in 4. Achieving emotional
    sexual modesty reading, writing and calculating
    independence of adults
    6. Acquiring concepts and 6. Developing concepts necessary for
    everyday living 5. Preparing for marriage and
    language to describe social and 7. Developing conscience, morality and family life
    physical reality a scale of values 6. Preparing for an economic
    7. Readiness for reading 8. Achieving personal independence career
    8. Learning to distinguish right 9. Developing acceptable attitudes
    from wrong and developing a toward society 7. Acquiring values and an
    conscience ethical system to guide
    behavior
    EARLY ADULTHOOD MIDDLE ADULTHOOD LATE MATURITY
    (19-29) (30-60) (61-and over)
    1.Selecting a mate 1. Helping teenage children to
    become happy and responsible
    1. Adjusting to decreasing
    strength and health
    2.Learning to live with adults 2. Adjusting to retirement and
    a partner 2. Achieving adult social and reduced income
    civic responsibility 3. Adjusting to death of
    3.Starting a family 3. Satisfactory career
    spouse
    4.Rearing children achievement
    4. Establishing relations with
    4. Developing adult leisure time
    5.Managing a home activities one’s own age group
    6.Starting occupation 5. Relating to one’s spouse as a 5. Meeting social and civic
    person obligation
    7.Assuming civic 6. Accepting the physiological 6. Establishing satisfactory
    responsibility changes of middle age living quarters
    7. Adjusting to aging parent

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