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5. Human Development

5. Human Development

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  1. 1
    Meaning Of Human Development

    Human development is the continuous process of growth and changes that occur...

  2. 2
    Stages Of Human Development

    Human development encompasses a series of stages that individuals progress...

  3. 2.1
    Prenatal Stage (Conception To Birth)

    The prenatal stage encompasses the development from conception to birth,...

  4. 2.1.1
    Germinal Stage (0–2 Weeks)

    The germinal stage marks the earliest phase of human development, occurring...

  5. 2.1.2
    Embryonic Stage (3–8 Weeks)

    The embryonic stage, occurring from 3 to 8 weeks after conception, is...

  6. 2.1.3
    Fetal Stage (9 Weeks To Birth)

    The fetal stage marks a period of rapid growth and maturation from the 9th...

  7. 2.2
    Infancy (Birth To 2 Years)

    Infancy is a critical stage of human development characterized by rapid...

  8. 2.3
    Early Childhood (2–6 Years)

    Early childhood is a crucial developmental stage where children experience...

  9. 2.4
    Middle Childhood (6–12 Years)

    Middle childhood encompasses the growth and development of children aged 6...

  10. 2.5
    Adolescence (12–18 Years)

    Adolescence is a critical developmental stage marked by physical changes,...

  11. 2.6
    Early Adulthood (18–40 Years)

    This section explores the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social...

  12. 2.7
    Middle Adulthood (40–65 Years)

    Middle adulthood is characterized by gradual aging, cognitive stability, and...

  13. 2.8
    Late Adulthood (65 Years And Above)

    Late adulthood is characterized by physical decline, cognitive changes, and...

  14. 3
    Factors Influencing Human Development

    Various factors affect human development, including genetics, environment,...

  15. 4
    Role Of Family And Society

    The section discusses how family and broader societal structures...

  16. 5
    Challenges In Human Development

    This section discusses the significant challenges faced in human...

  17. 6
    Developmental Tasks And Milestones

    This section highlights the key developmental tasks and milestones that...

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