Essays on Developmental Psychology

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Comparison of Authoritarian and Permissive Parenting Styles

2 pages / 915 words

With around three hundred million Americans and close to six billion people worldwide, parenting skills are important to maintain a healthy society. Parenting involves many aspects and requires many skills. It’s a time to look after, direct, and develop proper skills adolescents will need to...

Childhood Development Children Parenting Styles

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The Impact of Cognitive and Psychodynamic Perspectives on The Development of Memory

2 pages / 776 words

There are five major theoretical perspectives of psychology that can impact human memory. These perspectives include cognitive, psychodynamic, biological, behavioral, and humanistic. This essay will focus on the cognitive and psychodynamic perspective to analyze and evaluate the development and understanding of memory. Made-to-order essay as...

Cognitive Development Human Behavior

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The Importance of Learning Asl

2 pages / 768 words

According to Dr. William Sears, “The key to language development is for children to learn how to speak comfortably before learning how to speak correctly. Children love the signing, they love gestures, so signing is a wonderful way for children to learn to communicate”. During...

Child Psychology Childhood Development

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Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolph Anaya: The Effect of Antonio’s Childhood Experiences on His Life

2 pages / 821 words

Rudolfo Anaya’s novel “Bless Me, Ultima” is a coming-of-age tale that revolves around the life of Antonio Márez, a young boy growing up in the multicultural landscape of rural New Mexico. Set against the backdrop of the Second World War, the novel explores the impact...

Bless Me Ultima Childhood Novel

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The State of Later Life Motherhood in The United States

4 pages / 1616 words

Later life motherhood in the United States is steadily increasing, and the trend is indisputable. More women are waiting to give birth regardless of the common societal belief that women should give birth before the age of 35. Despite arguments of critics, the trend of...

Childhood Development Family Relationships Motherhood

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Motherhood and The Female Subject in The Fifth Child by Doris Lessing

5 pages / 2430 words

There seems no more “nature” image than that of a loving mother and this iconic concept of good mother has permeated nearly very society. In western culture, as in most cultures, the powerful grand culture promotes the instinctual character of motherhood, generalizes the mothering experience...

Childhood Development Family Relationships Motherhood

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Child Observation Study: Piaget’s Theory for Cognitive Development in a Child

8 pages / 3481 words

Introduction In this study the theory that is used with an experimental point of view was applied on a 24 months old child. It is an interpretation of a small part of Jean Piaget’s work, involving the observation of sensorimotor period of a child. Research...

Child Observation Childhood Cognitive Development

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Reflection on Child Observation in The Middle Childhood Stage

4 pages / 1721 words

People in society spend a lot of time observing, whether we are intentionally or unintentionally aware of it. People observe through their environment and day-to-day activities that transpire. Observations can be done through engaging in different actions and environmental settings such as public transportation, restaurants,...

Child Observation Childhood Society

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Child Growth and Development in Physical, Cognitive, Social, and Personality Aspects

3 pages / 1206 words

Introduction The development of a child is a complex and multifaceted process, characterized by distinct stages that encompass physical, cognitive, social, and personality attributes. This essay focuses on providing a comprehensive naturalistic observation of Johnny Pascual, a young individual currently in the transition phase from...

Child Observation Childhood Personal Growth and Development

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The Issue of Depression and Its Affect in an Emerging Adulthood

1 page / 618 words

Introduction As people reach the age of 18, they develop some characteristics and traits that they sometimes would never expect. Depression plays a huge factor on individuals at the age of eighteen through twenty-five, and maybe even sooner than eighteen. Emerging adulthood takes place in...

Adult Cognitive Development Depression

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The Correlation Between Corporal Punishment and Developmental Problems with Children

2 pages / 856 words

In this academic journal, Lian Tong (the corresponding author) who attended the School of Public Health at Fudan University in Shanghai, China effectively discusses the link between corporal punishment and developmental problems with children. It is documented that abusive discipline, family instability, lack of emotional...

Child Observation Childhood Development Corporal Punishment

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Juvenile Delinquency: The Need to Reform The Juvenile Justice System

3 pages / 1335 words

Juvenile Justice has enhanced lives for some adolescents. It is essential for adolescent equity offices to cooperate to ensure adolescents who are agitated realize that they are cherished and have individuals that consideration for them and need the best results for them for the duration...

Adolescence Juvenile Delinquency Juvenile Justice System

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The Holy Girl Movie: Representation of The Childhood Experience in Cinema

2 pages / 905 words

The film ‘The Holy Girl, directed by Lucrecia Martel, has been a topic of discussion regarding the representation of the childhood experience in cinema. It certainly pushes the boundaries of the Latin American cinema perspective and representation of the teenage girl and male adult relationship....

Childhood Movie Review

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The Types of Life Stage Development

6 pages / 2892 words

Introduction This looks at how the body develops growing taller or developing muscles to allow the individual to carry out different movements. Finer motor skills- are actions that require the use of smaller motor skills in hands. Gross motor skills involve larger muscles of the...

Cognitive Development Development

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The Link Between Physical Activity and State of The Brain in School Children

1 page / 415 words

Almost every fourth child in our country is transported to the school by car. This not only produces traffic scams before the schools. “Our children become more and more staggering – and this proves to be effective as the product of the brain, ” says...

Childhood Development

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The Representation of Oedipus Complex in Lion King Movie

1 page / 448 words

Sigmund Freud titled the Oedipus complex after a man named Oedipus who accidentally kills his father and marries his mother. Once Oedipus realizes what he has done, he pokes his eyes out and becomes blind. Similar to Oedipus, the concept claims that young boys feel...

Film Analysis Oedipus Complex

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Analysis of an Infant Development Using Theories of Jean Piaget and Erik Erikson

1 page / 515 words

According to Piaget’s observations and criticism, Piaget believed that cognitive development was a way of adapting to the environment and children are constantly interested in understanding and exploring things. According to his theory implements that children are born with a basic mental structure and is...

Erik Erikson Infant Jean Piaget

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Differencies and Similarities Between Childhood Vs Adulthood

2 pages / 1030 words

Childhood is a socially constructed concept, this means that the only reason that childhood exists is because society makes it that way. Over time childhood has changed as different norms and values over each century of life have been changing and in different places of...

Adulthood Body Childhood

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Learning Outcomes from General Psychology Course

2 pages / 807 words

Throughout this class I have learned how much of a role psychology actually play in our lives. We are taught that there can be many different ways that we interact with others as well as how others interact with myself. This class overall has given...

Cognitive Development Teaching Philosophy