What is Developmental psychology?
'''Developmental psychology''', also called human development, is the emotional study of how a person changes psychologically ([[mind]] and [[behavior]]) as they get older. Developmental [[psychologist]]s first studied [[infant]]s and [[children]], and later they also studied [[teenager]]s (or [[Adolescence|adolescents]]) and [[adult]]s. Developmental [[psychology]] studies [[human]] change in a lot of areas, including [[motor skill]]s (and other processes that are both [[Human body|physical]] and psychological), [[problem solving]] abilities, understanding of concepts, learning [[language]], [[Moral reasoning|moral understanding]], and [[identity (social science)|identity]]. == Related pages == *[[Jean Piaget]] {{Psychology}} [[Category:Branches of psychology|Developmental psychology]] {{sci-stub}}