PPT-Late Adulthood-Psychosocial

What social relationships do the elderly need What stage is this in Ericksons theory Eriksons Integrity vs despair Maintain integrity and identity Objects eg photos become more precious. 20 NO 1 SPRING 2010 159 Civic Engagement and the Transition to Adulthood Constance Flanagan and Peter Levine Summary Constance Flanagan and Peter Levine survey research on civic engagement among US ado lescents and young adults Civic engagement th Psychosocial FactorsWhat are Psychosocial Factors?Psychosocial factors are elements that impact employees’ psychological responses to work and work conditions, potentially causing psychological h Chapter 10: Young and Middle Adulthood. 10.1 Emerging Adulthood. What role transitions mark entry into adulthood in Western societies? How do non-Western cultures mark the transitions to adulthood?. Physical Development in Late Adulthood. Life Expectancy and Life Span. Life Span. : the maximum number of years an individual can live; has remained between 120–125 years. Life Expectancy. : the number of years that the average person born in a particular year will probably live. Unit 9 – RG 9f. Early and Middle Adulthood (20-65). Social development. early adulthood is often centered around careers. “midlife transition” -- occurs in person’s 40s when one may question his/her life & accomplishments . (TAP). Independent Living Center of the North Shore and Cape Ann, Inc. (ILCNSCA). About The Transition to Adulthood Program (TAP). The Independent Living Center of the North Shore and Cape Ann, Inc. (ILCNSCA) provides a Transition to Adulthood Program (TAP) to assist students with the transition from special education to adulthood.. 20-40 years. Characteristic. s:. Early Adulthood. 1. At . 30 yr. of age . , there is a . period of reappraisal . of one’s life. 2. The adult’s . role in society is defined, . physical development peaks, and the adult become independent.. The transition from adolescence to stages of adulthood is linked less to chronological age or specific biological events, and more to personal, social, and cultural forces or events.. Events that occur at relatively specific times and that are shared by most people are called ‘normative events’. We rely upon culturally defined social milestones to mark adult development. These milestones are largely defined by choices of roles and relationships, the most important of which involve family and career.. of Ages 18-25. Chapter 19. Mariana. Kenny. Dana. Kymone. Guernise . Identity achieved. Personality in emerging adulthood. Continuity and Change. Continuity and Change. In emerging adulthood, the legacy of early development is apparent amidst new achievement, as Erikson recognized in his description of the 5. into Efforts to Achieve the Agenda 2030 & SDGs. . Takashi. Izutsu, . Ph.D. . Atsuro . Tsutsumi. , . Ph.D. . The University of Tokyo Kanazawa University. 54.1 – Identify the physical changes that occur during middle and late adulthood . Physical Development The peak of physical performance occurs around 20 years of age. After the mid-twenties muscular strength, reaction time, sensory abilities and cardiac output begin to Adulthood-Death Warm Up Get ready to take quiz: everything off desk except pen/pencil Put your notebook under desk and have it ready for me to check starting at Developmental Psychology Homework: Interview Three Adults Put your notebook under desk and have it ready for me to check starting at Developmental Psychology. Homework: Interview Three Adults. Interview . three adults and ask them . what they . think are the three biggest . Agenda:. Do now: . take your homework out, I will be collecting it, make sure your name is on your paper. Notes: . When you are finished with your notes, take review sheet of terms, and practice test, to begin preparing for quest which will be during the 1.