Age-Related Crises of Human Mental Development

There are periods in a person's life when there are features and problems as-sociated not only with any external factors, but also with mental development. There are significant changes in thinking, attention, emotions, behavior, and relationships. This topic examines the crises that arise at various stages of human life: this is the crisis of the newborn, the crisis of adolescence, the crisis of middle age and others. Their analysis allows us to understand what goals and objectives a person faces at a certain age, what changes are taking place in his inner world and how he adapts to new conditions and people. Studying this topic will help to better understand the characteristics of personality and its development, as well as increase the chances of helping people cope with emerging problems.

reflection, self-control, awareness, self-education, understanding, crisis of mental development, psychosocial age, neonatal crisis, neoplasm, hormonal explosion.