Development Trajectory Presentation

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Development Trajectory Presentation

Development Trajectory Presentation

Introduction

The document is based on my predicted developmental trajectories. Based on the theories found in the literature I will comprehend the potential developments in my life as an individual. The content of the document is designed to portray adult developmental theories with focus on some basic sociological theories that include Erikon's Theory of Identity Development, Levinson's Theory of Seasons of Adulthood and Vaillant's Theory of Adaptation to Life. My selection of the two theories is best on the fact that their framework of viewpoints best support my predicted developmental framework.

Discussion

Levinson's Theory of Seasons of Adulthood refers to the variation of developmental stages in the transition phase from childhood to adulthood. The framework of life of an individual is framed by physical and social factors. These primarily include work and family. The current change in me refers to focus on family, future and career (Thomas, Annaz and Jarrold, 2009). Within the period of next ten years is seen myself being stable in all the three dimensions.

Vaillant's Theory of Adaptation to Life views the development of an individual within the paradigm of the framework of relationships and other environmental factors that forms the environment of an individual. The theory states that “layers” of environment are the complex factors that play integral part in child's development. It focuses on the relationship between the development of an individual and changing environmental factors. It focuses on a direction of growth or development. It states that with time we adapt to changes in life that are better suited to us. At present my friends are changing from friendships based on longevity to commonality. The change is an adaptation to the way I think things in my life should be. The relationships and friendships m experiencing now has great significance. I will continue ...
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