Psychological Development Overview

Skibidi vibes in the toilet of human growth, diving into cognitive, emotional, and social edges from babyhood to old age. Nature vs. nurture, the ultimate goon showdown, where genes and environments clash. The biopsychosocial model is the dank blend of biology, behavior, and social factors, shaping our health. Sensitive periods are like prime time for skills, while critical periods demand experiences for normal development, like learning language before the sigma age of five. Emotional and cognitive growth teach us to vibe with empathy and problem-solving. Socially, we learn to ship friendships and navigate norms, but atypical behaviors can signal deeper issues. Normality is the chill zone, while abnormality is the lowkey red flag. Neurotypicality? Just the standard brain flex.