For this assignment you will be "creating" a person. You will choose a gender and name your person. You will then discuss, in essay format, changes that your person will experience throughout the lifespan - from conception until death. For example, if the person you create is Jane, you might explain teratogens and discuss how specific teratogens were a danger to Jane while in the womb. You might move on to explain object permanence and discuss how Jane would experience it.  Choose at least 2 concepts from each stage of development (prenatal/infancy, childhood, adolescence and adulthood). Examples of concepts include (but aren't limited to): Prenatal Stages Teratogens Motor Development Object Permanence Piaget’s Stages of Cognitive Development Attachment Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development Egocentrism Cognitive Decline Marital Satisfaction For each of the concepts you choose, you will need to: Write a 1-3 sentence summary that explains the concept (9 points). Write a 1-3 sentence summary that explains how your person would experience the concept (9 points) If you want to use the Textbook: https://www.macmillanhighered.com/launchpad/schact...

InstructionsAs the final step in your marketing plan, you will create a narrated PowerPoint presentation. Your presentation should be about 7-8 minutes long and cover all the major parts of your project. Presentation should be about :Teen Driving Tracking Device The PresentationA narrated presentation to the class not to exceed seven (7) minutes in length. You should assume that you are presenting your plan to a potential investor or lender – a professional business audience (think TV’s Shark Tank). Keys to a successful presentation: • Professionally prepared slides • Presentation skills count – enunciation and correct pronunciation is important• Avoid background noiseYour slides should follow this format and sequence:• Cover slide which includes your name and project• You may have optional slide(s) with pictures or relevant images• Product description with FAB – 2-3 slides• SWOT - 4 slides (one each factor)• Segmentation – 2 slides (one each segment)• IMC – will vary, but commonly 3-5 slides• Closing • Reference list - you are required to keep a list of all sources other than the course materials (text, module content, this guide) used to develop your plan. Include these as your final slide.id background noise• Do not read the slides - tell your story • Be prepared for the discussion in Module 8 – your classmates will provide feedback on your presentation