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I Will abide by the HFCC Academic Integrity statement.

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#2 Information about post-partum depression

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#2 Information about post-partum depression

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Postpartum depression (PPD) is a type of depression that can occur after childbirth. It affects a significant number of new mothers and, in some cases, can also affect fathers or partners. Unlike "baby blues," which usually resolve within two weeks, PPD is more intense, lasts longer, and can seriously impact a parent’s ability to care for themselves or their child.

Causes:

Hormonal Changes: After birth, there is a dramatic drop in estrogen and progesterone levels, which can contribute to mood swings and depression.

Physical Changes: Recovering from childbirth, sleep deprivation, and dealing with physical discomfort can add stress.

Emotional Factors: Feeling overwhelmed, anxious about caring for a baby, or experiencing a lack of support can increase the risk of PPD.

History of Mental Health Issues: A history of depression, anxiety, or PPD increases the likelihood of experiencing it again.

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The textbooks lists the causes of PPD relating to the women's economic struggle. The textbook mentions how many women Get PPD because of fear and anxiety relating to their workplace. In the text, it says, "Imagine having a low-wage job or being a single mother. Would you worry: suppose I get fired". This shows me that the textbook emphasized the mother's financial view more than A. I did. (2.4 Pregnancy )

Another difference between A. I and the Textbook is that A.I failed to mention relationship issues. In the text, it says, "Couples who are Unhappy during pregnancy tend to be distressed during their child's first two years of life" ( 2.4 Pregnancy). This quote emphasizes the importance of a partner in a relationship because it effects how the mother feels throughout and after giving birth to the baby. A.I never spoke about how relationships between couples effect on PPD.

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The article describes how a baby's vision gradually improves during their first year of life. At birth, they can only see objects 8 to 12 inches away and have very limited visual clarity. By a few months, they start tracking objects, recognizing familiar faces, and noticing colors. At around 6 months, their depth perception sharpens, allowing them to see the world more clearly. By their first birthday, most babies develop vision that is close to that of an adult. Parents can encourage this development with face-to-face interaction and high-contrast toys, which help stimulate their visual growth.

https://www.whattoexpect.com/first-year/baby-vision#see

I Think this source is valid because much of the information is similar to the same textbook we are using in class or its something I learned about In my Anatomy&Physiology course.

This article is similar to the book because in chapter 3.3 sensory motor and devalopment it mentions "With a visual acuity score of roughly 20/400 (versus our ideal adult 20/20), a newborn would qualify as legally blind in many states (Kellman & Banks, 1998). But because the visual cortex matures quickly, vision improves rapidly, and by about age 1, infants see just like adults”. This idea is both affirmed in the textbook and in the article that newborns could hardly see then they have similar vision to an adult almost a year later .

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#5 Intelligence according to Robert Sternberg and/or Howard Gardner.

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#5 Intelligence according to Robert Sternberg and/or Howard Gardner.

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Sternberg’s

Once, I was responsible for a DIY home improvement project, specifically building shelving for my closet. My old shelves broke, but instead of buying new ones, I used the extra wood we had when we remodeled our bathroom instead of buying new frame wood from Home Depot. To this day, I Still Have the same frame. This demonstrates my quick thinking and adaptation even though I didn't have all the proper materials.

Example 2: Gardner’s

When I reorganized my room and bought a new couch, desk, and bed, I didn't feel the need to measure anything. I could imagine it all in my head. This shows me that I'm using gardener spatial intelligence because I did not need to measure anything, yet All my furniture was perfectly placed.

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"Diary of a Wimpy" relates to child development by discussing social, emotional, and cognitive growth during middle childhood. If you think about it, this is the best book that portrays child development because it is literally the diary of an elementary/middle school kid. The book explores themes like peer relationships, identity formation, and family dynamics all key topics in child development. Greg, the protagonist, and the main character, navigates challenges like fitting in, handling peer pressure, and understanding himself. The book also expands on standard relationships a young child might have with friends or siblings like his brother Rodrick. The book also touches on cognitive problems through Greg’s problem solving and decision making.

Matilda is another book that relates to child development by exploring various aspects of a child’s intellectual, social, and emotional growth. Matilda is a really smart child who teaches herself to read and solve hard problems, showing her extreme smartness. However, her parents don't care much about her talents, highlighting the impact of family dynamics on a child's emotional well being. The story also focuses on Matilda’s ability to overcome challenges. this demonstrates her emotional intelligence as she navigates through school with the help of supportive figures like Miss Honey. Her ability to overcome challenges speaks to the importance of positive adult influences on a child's growth.

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After taking the exam, my results were what I expected. I am a very social person that enjoys speaking to and learning more about others. One thing that surprised me was the artistic level, which was a little high. I would not consider myself a creative person. At the same time, I enjoy art. However, I am not good at creating it. I expected realistic and conventional to be a little higher because I like to think that I am a little more old school. I also agree with the percentage of enterprising being shown. I'd like to say that I'm a resourceful person.

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This was my first time using generative AI for a class assignment. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it turned out to be helpful in getting ideas flowing, especially when I needed examples for the intelligence question. I liked how quickly it generated responses, which saved me time. However, I found that the answers felt a bit too generic and not personal enough. Since it was my first time, I wasn’t sure how accurate the information would be, but it seemed pretty valid for the assignment I was working on. With all that being said, I would be careful about relying on it for anything factual without checking other sources. If I use AI again, I’ll probably try to give more specific instructions upfront to avoid needing as many edits afterward. Overall, it was a good tool for answering questions quickly. However, it didn't sound very human.