Module 2 - The Stages of Development and Developmental Task

Jaime M. Cabatbat
BSE - MATH 1

Module 2 - The Stages of Development and Developmental Task

1. Reflect on your early childhood, middle, and late childhood days. Were you able to acquire the developmental tasks expected of these stages? What facilitated your acquisitions of the ability to perform such tasks?
2. Reflect on your current stage, were you able to develop the expected developmental tasks? What are those?
Answers:
>1. Almost, I could not remember my early childhood. During my middler childhood stage I am satisfied that I acquired the expected developmental tasks. In adolescent stage I do not enjoyed it . even though in physical aspect I acquired the expected developmental tasks I am not satisfied when it comes in logical, abstract, and idealistic aspects. While my early adulthood I think I met the expected developmental tasks such as; establishing personal economic independence, selecting a mate, learning to live with someone in an intimate way, starting family and rearing children.
The environmental factor and "my circle of influence" help me to acquire the ability to perform those tasks grow and develop.

>2. At the age of 55, a husband and a father of 3, I am already at the stage of "Middle Adulthood" and I am able to develop the expected developmental tasks. I am able to developed the following developmental tasks as follows;
(1) Relating to one's spouse as a person, (2) Helping teenage children to become happy and responsible adults, (3) Achieving adult social and civic responsibility, (4) Accepting the physiological changes and of middle age, (5) Developing adult leisure time activities, and (6) Adjusting to aging parent.
I think I have been developed those developmental tasks, except, " Satisfactory career achievement" that 's why I pursue my studies here in PSU.

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