Copy and Edit

Reasons Why Development May Not Follow The Expected Pattern

Description

SUBMITTED FOR MY CACHE LEVEL 3 CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSON WORKFORCE QUALIFICATION SO DO NOT COPY!
shakira.khatun
Mind Map by shakira.khatun, updated more than 1 year ago More Less
jessica.godfrey
Created by jessica.godfrey almost 9 years ago
shakira.khatun
Copied by shakira.khatun almost 9 years ago
31
0
0

Resource summary

Reasons Why Development May Not Follow The Expected Pattern
  1. Personal Factors
    1. Genetics - these are things that affect tthe child before birth
      1. Hair colour
        1. Eye colour
          1. Huntington's dieseas
          2. These are things that the mother does whilst she is pregnant that affects the baby
            1. Smoking
              1. Taking drugs
                1. Diet
                  1. Alcohol
                    1. Maternal Health
                    2. Thing that affects the child during birth
                      1. Prematurity
                        1. Lack of oxygen
                          1. The use of forceps
                          2. The health status of the child
                            1. Asthma
                              1. Diabetes
                                1. Cystic fibrosis
                                2. Disabilities
                                  1. Physical Disabilities
                                    1. Down's syndrome
                                    2. Sensory Impairments
                                      1. Blindness
                                        1. Deafness
                                        2. Learning Difficulties
                                          1. Dyslexia
                                      2. External Factors
                                        1. Poverty and deprivation
                                          1. Diet
                                            1. Housing
                                              1. Education
                                                1. Aspirations
                                                  1. Play and leisure opportunities
                                                    1. Expectations
                                                      1. Steriotypes
                                                      2. Family Environment and background
                                                        1. Love and affection
                                                          1. Stimulation
                                                            1. Poverty and deprivation
                                                            2. Family Circumstances
                                                              1. Illness
                                                                1. Unemployment
                                                                  1. Seperation
                                                                    1. Moving
                                                                      1. Siblings
                                                                      2. Personal choices
                                                                        1. Smoking
                                                                          1. Drinking
                                                                            1. Drug taking
                                                                              1. Sex
                                                                              2. Looked after children
                                                                                1. Lack of stable warm environment in which young people can make strong attachment
                                                                                2. Education
                                                                                  1. Access to the wider curriculum
                                                                                    1. Opportunities to lean
                                                                                  Show full summary Hide full summary

                                                                                  Want to create your own Mind Maps for free with GoConqr? Learn more.

                                                                                  Similar

                                                                                  History of Psychology
                                                                                  mia.rigby
                                                                                  Biological Psychology - Stress
                                                                                  Gurdev Manchanda
                                                                                  Bowlby's Theory of Attachment
                                                                                  Jessica Phillips
                                                                                  Psychology subject map
                                                                                  Jake Pickup
                                                                                  Psychology A1
                                                                                  Ellie Hughes
                                                                                  Memory Key words
                                                                                  Sammy :P
                                                                                  Psychology | Unit 4 | Addiction - Explanations
                                                                                  showmestarlight
                                                                                  The Biological Approach to Psychology
                                                                                  Gabby Wood
                                                                                  Chapter 5: Short-term and Working Memory
                                                                                  krupa8711
                                                                                  Cognitive Psychology - Capacity and encoding
                                                                                  T W
                                                                                  Nervous Systems and the Brain - Lecture 1
                                                                                  Georgina Burchell
                                                                                  Browse Library