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See Category:Developmental psychology

Psychogenesis refers to the origin and development of psychological processes, personality, or behavior or the development of a physical disorder or illness resulting from psychological, rather than physiological, factors.

Developmental age groups include:

• Prenatal development
• Neonatal development
• Infant development
• Early childhood development
• Childhood development
• Adolescent development
• Adult development

Areas of development include:

• Cognitive development
• Emotional development
• Moral development
• Personality development
• Physical development
• Psychosocial development
• Sexual development

See alsoEdit

• Age differences
• Delayed development
• Developmental stages
• Mother child relations
• Nature nurture
• Precocious development
• Sex linked developmental differences