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Analysis of Lifespan Development in Babies, Mean Girls and Bucket List

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Introduction

Lifespan development is characterized by gradual and progressive human growth

and development and occurs in different stages. The first stage is from birth to 12 years.

The second one occurs between 12-40 years, and the last stage appears from 40 years till

death. The Babies documentary is one of the films that major in human development. It

assesses the development of kids between the age of 0 and 2 years. It is majorly pinned to

culture as a factor that affects the development of infants. Essentially, it focuses on the

cognitive, social, and physical aspects of life portrayed in infants under two years. Another

movie is Mean Girls, which addresses the influences of lifespan development on

adolescence. Cady is the protagonist character in the film, and she is seen attending a high

school after schooling in an African school. She integrates into a group called the plastics,

and her interaction throughout the film portrays her physical, cognitive, and psychosocial

concepts of development.

The third film is the Bucket List which uses its protagonist characters to explain the

development from 40 years to death. The film is about two older adults Edward Cole and

Carter Chambers, who have cancer. They have different life experiences, yet they live their

old life together as friends from their experiences. The film pictures the importance of

hope during old age. It highlights the development aspects associated with nearing death.

Therefore, the films capture different stages of growth and development, showing the

practicality of human growth from the psychological, cognitive, and mental points of view.

The interaction is, therefore, substantive in the study of lifespan development. The

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1 Analysis of Lifespan Development in Babies, Mean Girls and Bucket List Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Course Date 2 Introduction Lifespan development is characterized by gradual and progressive human growth and development and occurs in different stages. The first stage is from birth to 12 years. The second one occurs between 12-40 years, and the last stage appears from 40 years till death. The Babies documentary is one of the films that major in human development. It assesses the development of kids between the age of 0 and 2 years. It is majorly pinned to culture as a factor that affects the development of infants. Essentially, it focuses on the cognitive, social, and physical aspects of life portrayed in infants under two years. Another movie is Mean Girls, which addresses the influences of lifespan development on adolescence. Cady is the protagonist character in the film, and she is seen attending a high school after schooling in an African school. She integrates into a group called the plastics, and her interaction throughout the film portrays her physical, cognitive, and psychosocial concepts of development. The third film is the Bucket List which uses its protagonist characters to explain the development from 40 years to death. The film is about two older adults Edward Cole and Carter Chambers, who have cancer. They have different life experiences, yet they live their old life together as friends from their experiences. The film pictures the importance of ...
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