My Family Debra Yeager Concordia University 24 June 2014
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- My Family
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- Debra Yeager Concordia University 24 June 2014
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- Louis and Jean Franchetti
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- Debra Diane Franchetti
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- I learned how to suck, swallow, digest food Learned how to roll
over, crawl and walk Gained 5 to 6 ounces a week Infancy timeframe
The dynamic systems theory Debra Diane Franchetti
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- I learned how to make noise with my mouth Got interested in
seeing how things worked Learned what the word no meant, many
times! Sensorimotor stage Skinners operant conditioning Lisa,
Debra, Patricia and Grandma Franchetti/Brown
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- Babysitters, daycares, being with my parents Learning how to
socialize Learning how to get attention and a reaction Shared
environmental experiences Early emotions Easy child Lisa, Debra and
Patricia
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- Working on fine motor and gross motor skills Learned how to
ride a bike Learned how to play t-ball Early Childhood Cultural
variations during this time frame concerning motor development
Debra Diane Franchetti
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- Memorization and language usage and self control Learned how to
read and write Attend school, learned rules and how to use
equipment Piaget Cognitive Development Theory Vygotskys
Sociocultural Cognitive Theory
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- Started going to school and interacting with children my age
Began to self regulate emotions and what to say Emotional
regulation and coping Preoperational Stage of Piagets Cognitive
Development Theory Debra Diane Franchetti
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- Loved playing softball Became an aunt at age 9 Began the change
Childhood time frame Began going through puberty Matthew Jacob
Franchetti
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- Thought process changed Noticed difference of boys and girls
Moral development Understanding baby cries Gender Differences Moral
identity and Character Social cognitive Theory Debra Diane
Franchetti
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- Great Grandma and My Grandma Franchetti/Brown died Started
Middle school, struggled with the change of schools and
relationships Regulation of emotions Peer relations in childhood
and adolescence Neglected Child Great Grandma Matrisciano and
I
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- My cycle began Played volleyball, softball, basketball My feet
stopped growing Menarche /Sexual Maturation Puberty /hormonal
changes Debra Diane Franchetti
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- Learned better skills at reasoning Gained knowledge of
different cultures in my life Noticed the differences of behaviors
and morals in people. Adolescence stage of life Accountability
Formal operational stage
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- My parents lost our home, so we had to move in with Grandma My
grandfather passed away My parents were constantly fighting First
job Change of relationships Work in adolescence Change in peer
groups Fredrick and Dorothy Mann
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- First sexual experience Gave birth to Alexander Jay Franchetti
Became an adult? Got my first grey hair Evolutionary Psychology
Stages of birth Natural Childbirth Debra Diane Franchetti& Aj
Franchetti
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- Graduated high school Change in perception Learned how to
manage finances, parenting and being a wife Standardized test
Realistic and Pragmatic Thinking Intrinsic Motivation
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- Emancipated at age 17 Parents divorced Got married at 18 Moved
to England Very active lifestyle Romantic Bond AKA Marriage Anxious
attachment style Became a married adult Michael and Debra
Yeager
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- Gave birth to Ashley Nichole Yeager Gave birth to Adam Michael
Yeager Hysterectomy age 29 Stages of Birth Changes In Physical
Appearance Ashley Nichole Yeager Adam Michael Yeager
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- Thinking as a mother of three I struggled with morals and
behaviors of others Became a college student Self Efficacy
Realistic and Pragmatic thinking Post formal Thought The Yeager
Family
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- Post Partum Period Goal Directed Secure attachment style
Attending college Moved to Alaska Moved to Okinawa, Japan Started
College Interacting with other cultures The Yeager Family, Okinawa
Japan The Yeager Children, Alaska
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- Coaching Working out Exercising and dieting Adam Michael Yeager
Ashley and Debra Yeager, Bre Cook, Julie and Heidi
Hollandsworth
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- Memory decreasing My morals continue to support me Thinking
about the world is getting harder Started attending Concordia
University Graduate 2015!!!! First son graduates 2018 Shrinking,
slowing brain Hormonal stress theory Debra Yeager
Paraprofessional
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- Less socially active Fewer friends My grandmother died Father
diagnosed with Leukemia Socioemotional selectivity theory Avoidant
attachment style Authoritative Parenting Alexander Jay Franchetti
Debra and Alexander
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- Getting older Dieting and exercising Adulthood Perimenopause
Jean Dolet Franchetti Potentially Aged Debra Yeager
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- Change of lifestyle and thinking Children getting older and
changing my parenting styles Children graduating high school
Mindset changes Struggle with mental tasks
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- Attending graduations, parties and weddings Having more Play
time! Getting my PHD Activity Theory Leisure time Work as an
adult
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- Getting older, experiencing change More grey hair Lower weight
Menopause Possible osteoporosis Possible Arthritis Debra Yeager
Potentially aged55
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- Reading and writing Parenting style as a grandparent
Grandparents roles
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- Family time Vacations with good friends Being a grandmother
Working in adulthood
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- Changes till occurring in my body Bones getting weaker as I age
Full head of grey hair May struggle to control bladder Menopause
Physical appearance Urinary Incontinence Debra Yeager Potentially
65
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- Memory Decreasing Brain still shrinking Crossword puzzles and
books Disuse Theory Interference Theory
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- Family Time Grieving the loss of my parents Watching people be
busy and aging Experiencing grief Coping Debra Yeager, 60s
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- Possible loss of bladder control Possible loss of hearing
/sight More wrinkles Color vision declines Life assessment says I
will live to 77 Debra Yeager, potentially in my 70s
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- Continued memory loss More crosswords, learning new techniques
like knitting Old ideas in a new world Shrinking and slowing brain
Late adulthood Death
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- Attending more funerals Historical groups Friendships change
Disengagement theory Older adult friendships Dimensions of grieving
Debra Yeager, 70s
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- Death Lack of mobility Stages of death Life Expectancy Debra
Yeager, 80s
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- Hard to understand what is going on Memory games Pictures to
trigger memories Crosswords Games at the nursing home Cognitive
slowing Speech slowing
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- Lonely Detached from society Detachment theory Stage of death
Debra Yeager, 80s
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- Michael John YeagerMichael and Debra Yeager
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- Adam Michael Yeager and Alexander Jay Franchetti
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- Ashley Nichole Yeager Abby-Lou Aurora
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