Aspectos Que Influyen En El Desarrollo Humano

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11 Apr 201904:56

Summary

TLDRThis educational video on human development explores the dynamic process of growth in children and adolescents. It discusses the influence of both genetic inheritance and environmental factors on cognitive, emotional, and physical development. The video breaks down the prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal stages, highlighting key factors such as genetic conditions, maternal health, and early childhood experiences. It also addresses the impact of family, socio-economic status, culture, race, and historical context in shaping an individual's development, stressing the importance of a well-rounded environment for optimal growth.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Human development is a dynamic process that can be observed and stimulated through various factors.
  • 😀 Genetic inheritance and environmental influences both play important roles in human development.
  • 😀 Development can be categorized into three major periods: prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal.
  • 😀 Prenatal factors include genetic conditions (e.g., Down syndrome, Fragile X syndrome) and maternal health (e.g., alcoholism, malnutrition).
  • 😀 Perinatal factors refer to events at birth, such as asphyxia, trauma, or infections, which affect cognitive development.
  • 😀 Postnatal factors include childhood experiences, nutrition, emotional events, accidents, and environmental damage.
  • 😀 Family is a significant factor in child development, providing care and socialization.
  • 😀 Socioeconomic status impacts development, including income level, parental education, and access to resources.
  • 😀 Culture and race influence development, with culture representing societal ways of life and race linked to genetic traits.
  • 😀 Historical context, such as the time and place in which a person lives, significantly affects their development.
  • 😀 Environmental, emotional, and genetic factors all interact throughout life to shape cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development.

Q & A

  • What are the main factors that influence human development?

    -Human development is influenced by both genetic inheritance and environmental factors. Genetic factors contribute to maturation, while environmental factors arise from daily experiences.

  • What is the prenatal period, and what factors affect it?

    -The prenatal period refers to the development before birth. Factors affecting this period include genetic conditions like chromosomal disorders (e.g., Down syndrome, fragile X syndrome) and environmental factors like the mother's health, including alcoholism, drug use, malnutrition, and emotional states such as anxiety or depression.

  • What happens during the perinatal period, and how does it impact development?

    -The perinatal period occurs around the time of birth, including the moments just after. Events like asphyxia, trauma, infections, and premature birth can affect cognitive development and physical growth.

  • What factors influence human development during the postnatal period?

    -During the postnatal period, factors such as nutrition, accidents, environmental damage, and emotional difficulties influence a child's development. These factors can affect cognitive, emotional, social, and physical growth.

  • How does the family environment contribute to human development?

    -The family plays a crucial role in early care and socialization. It provides the primary environment where a child learns values, norms, and social behaviors, contributing significantly to emotional and social development.

  • What role does socioeconomic status play in development?

    -Socioeconomic status affects access to resources like education, healthcare, and living conditions. A higher socioeconomic status generally provides better opportunities, which can positively influence a child's cognitive and emotional development.

  • How do cultural and racial factors affect development?

    -Culture shapes a child's upbringing and socialization, influencing behavior, values, and identity. Racial factors are related to genetic heritage and can affect physical characteristics, which may also influence social experiences and development.

  • What is the historical context's role in human development?

    -The historical context refers to the time and place in which a person lives. It influences development by shaping cultural, social, and economic conditions, which can affect a child's opportunities and experiences.

  • How does maternal emotional health impact prenatal development?

    -Maternal emotional health, such as experiencing anxiety or depression, can negatively impact the development of the child during the prenatal period, affecting cognitive, emotional, and social development.

  • What is the significance of the term 'embryonic factors' in human development?

    -Embryonic factors refer to the influences from the surrounding environment, including family, community, and school, which affect development. These factors play a critical role in shaping a child's growth and experiences from early life.

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Human DevelopmentPsychologyGeneticsPrenatal FactorsSocializationFamily InfluenceChild GrowthCognitive DevelopmentCultural ImpactSocioeconomic StatusEducational Psychology