Adolescence

large Development Early passions and long-term development The Journey through infancy, childhood, and adolescence significantly impacts the development that takes place during a persons adulthood. There are many aspects in a persons early invigoration that will carry on to further characterization and identity. Patterns and themes begin to evolve at a young lay out in a persons life and they will often carry on to be their dominant symptomatics. A dominant characteristic can often be an indication of what someone will be like upon full maturity or adulthood.This explains why it is often beneficial to research a persons personal background forrader assessment their future. Judging by my dominant characteristics during my childhood combined with the influence the people whom I am tight fitting to am I able to make educated guesses to what I will accomplish in the future. When reflecting on my childhood, I am re intelligenceed of the lessons I have limited and each on in its a ppropriate time. Upon my reflection, I have found that my passions during my younger days have developed into more matured ideas and dreams now.Theorist Erik Erikson contends, each stage of life has its own psychosocial task, a crisis that needs resolution (Myers, 2010, p. 196). During a persons life, their adolescence is vital in properly maturing. The mind of a youthfulness is constantly questioning where they came from, what is their purpose, and who are they meant to be in the future. Erikson discusses the paradoxs that may have already occurred before someones years of adolescence Trust vs. mistrust, autonomy vs. doubt, initiative vs. guilt, and industry vs. inferiority.If these problems are non addressed before adolescence it ay have a serious toll on that persons long-term future. I strongly believe that a childs environment will greatly influence the way they view both the world and themselves. Some adolescence bod their identity early, simply by adopting their parents v alues and expectations (Myers, 2012, pg. 197). Without moral stability in their early years, it will not be able to provide a smooth transition from adolescence to adulthood. What enters the brain as a child has been shown to remain with who they will come to be in their matured character.If it is not stable, it will continue on n their life to more inner conflicts that Erikson presents Intimacy vs. isolation, generativity vs. stagnation, and integrity vs. despair. It is beneficial for a person to learn the necessary lessons at the appropriate time rather than learning it throughout a different life phase where it may not come as easily. Throughout my childhood I had an ability to gloss the injustice in the world yet have a deep desire to change it and betroth truth. I have been a dancer since the age of three.I competed at a very high level and I had achieved top rankings in the world hampionships by the time I was eleven. Over the years of my spring career, the idea of constant ly being Judged would scare me. As a young girl, I would cave below any pressure outside of the dance studio due to the slight chance that I would not be good enough. This has always led to me to wonder how others must feel. Do those who are less rose-colored feel this way? From an early age I developed a heart for those who teel worthless. I was happy to nave the confirmation ot those who discernd me that they would support me no matter what I did.The influence that my parents had n me taught me that you must love someone for who they are and not what they do I learned this lesson very early on and it has been exceedingly beneficial to my adolescent years. Regarding my future, I believe God has called me to be a youth justice lawyer. I want to be a voice to a young broken heart that feels as though they are only being Judged on their actions. I firmly believe that passion for troubled youth comes directly from my childhood heart to seek Justice, truth, and acceptance. Childhoo d neglect is a very large problem in todays households.