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    Human development follows several principles and patterns from conception through the lifespan. It progresses from the center of the body outward (proximodistal pattern), from the head down (cephalocaudal pattern), and is generally orderly, similar across individuals, gradual, complex, and influenced by biological and environmental factors.

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    Human development follows several principles and patterns from conception through the lifespan. It progresses from the center of the body outward (proximodistal pattern), from the head down (cephalocaudal pattern), and is generally orderly, similar across individuals, gradual, complex, and influenced by biological and environmental factors.

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    Human development follows several principles and patterns from conception through the lifespan. It progresses from the center of the body outward (proximodistal pattern), from the head down (cephalocaudal pattern), and is generally orderly, similar across individuals, gradual, complex, and influenced by biological and environmental factors.

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    JAYCEL D.

    CORTIÑAS
    Principle of Characteristics of Life-Span
    Basic Terms Development Development
    • Pattern of movement that begins at
    conception ad continues through
    Human
    Development the life span

    • Muscular growth of trunks and the Principle 1 Lifelong


    arms comes earlier as compared to
    Proximodistal
    Pattern the hands and fingers • Development is relatively
    orderly
    Multi-dimensional
    • The greatest growth occurs at the Principle 2
    Cephalocauldal top, the head
    Pattern • The pattern of development is
    likely to be similar Plastic

    • Involves changes in the individual' s Principle 3


    Biological
    physical nature Contextual
    • Development takes place
    gradually
    • Involves changes in the individual's Growth, maintenance and
    thought, intelligence, and the Principle 4 Regulation
    Cognitive language
    • Development process is
    complex
    • Includes changes in individual's
    Socio- Emotional
    relationships with other people

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