Developing Through the Life Span

2. – An arrangement of needs, often displayed as a pyramid, showing what people prioritize.
4. – The mental activities used to understand, learn, and remember information.
7. – How someone views themselves, including their traits and abilities.
8. – Natural growth changes in behavior, not directly shaped by experience.
10. – Temporary support given during learning that’s gradually reduced as skills improve.
13. – Showing care for others’ well-being without expecting anything in return.
14. – A mental framework that helps organize and interpret information.
15. – The phase of growth from child to adult, involving many physical and emotional shifts.
16. – The sense of self often shaped during teenage years as values and roles are explored.
17. – The process of learning societal values, behaviors, and norms from family and peers.
19. – A person’s view of what is right or wrong behavior in different situations.
20. – The lifelong journey of growth and changes across various stages of life.

1. – The ability to recover and stay strong after facing challenges or setbacks.
3. – The link between social factors and individual mental health and behavior.
5. – A ceremonial event marking an important life transition or achievement.
6. – A research approach that studies the same subjects repeatedly over a long time
9. – A strong bond that forms between a young child and their caregiver.
11. – Someone’s natural emotional responses and personality traits, often visible early in life.
12. – Achievements in a child’s growth, like learning to walk or talk, that occur around specific ages.
18. – A form of learning where behavior is shaped by rewards or consequences.