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Explore the fascinating journey of human development from conception to adulthood. Understand the intricate process of physical, cognitive, and social growth over time. Discover the evolutionary timeline that shaped our existence. Unravel the forces influencing psychological development.
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Introduction to Developmental Psychology PSY240 PROFESSOR J BRUCE MORTON
. In the beginning…
. In the beginning…
. In the beginning…
. In the beginning…
. In the beginning…
. • Blastocyst
. • Blastocyst
. • Blastocyst
. • Embryo 32 Days • Head/Tail Left/Right • Heart, Eyes, Arms
. • Embryo 32 Days • Head/Tail Left/Right • Heart, Eyes, Arms
. • Embryo 32 Days • Head/Tail Left/Right • Heart, Eyes, Arms
. • Embryo 32 Days • Head/Tail Left/Right • Heart, Eyes, Arms
. • Embryo 50 Days • Visible Human Form • Head: Ear, Eye, Nose • Arms, Hands, Fingers • Legs, Feet, Toes
. • Embryo 50 Days • Visible Human Form • Head: Ear, Eye, Nose • Arms, Hands, Fingers • Legs, Feet, Toes
. • Embryo 50 Days • Visible Human Form • Head: Ear, Eye, Nose, • Arms, Hands, Fingers • Legs, Feet, Toes
. • Embryo 60 Days • Skeleton • Some brain activity • Some reflexive behavior • 1.5 inches; 14 grams
. • Embryo 60 Days • Skeleton • Some brain activity • Some reflexive behavior • 1.5 inches; 14 grams
. • Newborn: 40 weeks • Alert 2hrs per day • Basic reflexes
. • Newborn: 40 weeks • Alert 2hrs per day • Basic reflexes
. • 9 Months • Basic Emotions • Motor Skills: Head-up & Mobile
. • 12 Months • Learning to Walk • Cognitive Advances • Social Advances • Emerging Identity
. • Adult • Powerful Cognitive Skills • Complex Social World • Multi-Faceted Identity
. • Development or Ontogeny
. • Development or Ontogeny • Definition?
. • Development or Ontogeny • Definition Psychological development refers to systematic changes in the structure and function of perception, thinking, and behaviour.
. • Development or Ontogeny • Definition • What forces affect this process?
. • Development or Ontogeny • Definition • What forces affect this process? • Genes and Maturation
. • Bacteria • 3 Billion YA • E. Coli
. • Bacteria • 3 Billion YA • E. Coli
. • Single-cell Organisms • Over 1 Billion YA • Amoeba
. • Single-cell Organisms • Over 1 Billion YA • Amoeba
. • Single-cell Organisms • Over 1 Billion YA • Amoeba
. • Simple Multi-cell Organisms • 1 Billion YA • Volvox
. • Simple Multi-cell Organisms • 1 Billion YA • Volvox
. • Simple Multi-cell Organisms • 1 Billion YA • Volvox
. • Early Invertebrates • 570 Million YA • Pikaia; Burgess Shale
. • Early Invertebrates • 570 Million YA • Pikaia; Burgess Shale
. • Early Invertebrates • 570 Million YA • Pikaia; Burgess Shale
. • Aquatic Vertebrates • 400 Million YA • Fish
. • Aquatic Vertebrates • 400 Million YA • Fish
. • Aquatic Vertebrates • 400 Million YA • Fish
. • Reptiles • 290 Million YA • Alligator
. • Reptiles • 290 Million YA • Alligator
. • Reptiles • 290 Million YA • Alligator
. • Dinosaur • 200 Million YA • Alligator
. • Mammals: 80 Million YA • Infant Rearing • Primates: 30 Million YA
. • Early Humans: 5 million YA • Bipedalism • Tool Use • Homo Sapiens: 100, 000 YA