Early Infancy Psychosocial Development: A Case Study of Andrew

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Introduction
The scientific research of the modifications occurring in human beings over the lifetime
is evolutionary psychology. Development begins from childhood to childhood. Kids are a
moment of enormous transformation, but individuals are also growing slowly and developing in
adulthood. It's an ongoing and sequential method (Leloux-Opmeer et al., 2018). The genetic
factor, climate factor, and maturation factor can affect these evolutionary modifications. There
are three types of social development changes: physical, cognitive and psychosocial. The subject
of this research is the early infancy psychosocial development. The essay takes up the
corresponding case situations in social and nursing literature from the Andrew case study. The
thesis paper discusses the critical elements of psycho-social growth, usually among kids aged
between 2 and 5. The essay also highlights the variables affecting Andrew's growth.
Discussion
Early infancy is a moment to create an original self-sense. A self-conception or idea of
what we can do and how we think and feel is indeed a cultural process that requires an account
of how other people see (Britto et al., 2017). In cases where children from 2 to 5 years of age can
develop a psychosocial development involves social as well as psychological development
concerning human growth.
In the case study, his efforts to communicate Andrew's requirements in four to five words were
noticed in cases when Andrew's psycho-social growth arrived in light. One of the psycho-social
developments in Andrew is his pleasure in dancing, playing stupid songs and interacting with the
family members.

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This paragraph focuses on the psychosocial growth hypothesis of Erikson, which was the
most appropriate case research by Andrew. The renowned psychoanalyst Erik Erikson has
researched human growth. His curiosity about how we become self-confident and feel identities
arose from his own experiences in adolescence. While psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud influenced
his theory, Erikson's theory focuses instead of psychosexual development.