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Adulthood ages 20-39. PSY 101 Cassie Martin. Introduction. This Introduction is based on Young Adulthood, which will explain physical, cognitive, social changes, and moral reasoning. Physical Changes. ages 20-39 Prime of life Athletic abilities shoulder width, height, and chest size.
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Adulthoodages 20-39 PSY 101 Cassie Martin
Introduction • This Introduction is based on Young Adulthood, which will explain physical, cognitive, social changes, and moral reasoning.
Physical Changes • ages 20-39 • Prime of life • Athletic abilities shoulder width, height, and chest size. • Hearing impairment.
Cognitive Changes • Abilities decline • Situations that tap long-term memories and well-learned skills. • Vocabulary, Comprehension, and General Knowledge. • Young Adults learn new information and new skills everyday.
Intimacy vs. Isolation • Some Young people become able to commit themselves to another person • Others develop a sense of isolation and fell they have no one in the world but themselves.
Social Changes • Education, Dating, and Travel. • Still living with parents. • Mature Relationships. • Becoming Parents. • Changes seen in families and family life.
Moral Reasoning • Pleasing others • Doing your duty • Following universal ethical principles
In Conclusion • Physical growth still continues • Young Adults choose a job and often a mate; also may become parents