Please answer each question in its entirety. Examples are encouraged. Demonstrat

Please answer each question in its entirety. Examples are encouraged. Demonstration of research is required (include in-text citations).
1. Do some research on and apply the ecological model by Urie Bronfenbrenner to yourself. Describe, in detail, each of the components of the system. The more details you provide relative to your own life, for each system, the better.
2. Discuss some examples of dominant-recessive patterns (i.e., physical characteristics) that are evident in your expressed phenotype. Again, the more detail, the better.
3. Describe your temperament in infancy. This will require you to ask someone who cared for you when you were an infant. Make sure to address the 3 dimensions of temperament. Which temperamental style do you believe fit your temperamental style as an infant? Justify your answer. Do you see continuity in your temperament as an adult, as compared to your temperament in infancy?
4. Apply each of the psychosocial stages of development, according to Erickson, that you have passed through for each of the stages of development we’ve covered in this class – from infancy to late adulthood (as applicable). Make sure to address how you believe you resolved the crisis and justify your answer. Do some additional research on the four arenas of identity formation according to Erikson with regard to your own identity formation development. Address your adolescent and adult years, and consider how you think you will solve the remaining psychosocial tasks articulated by Erickson.
5. Discuss Piaget’s Cognitive Stages of Development and address the relevance to each stage of your life (same as above). Include examples.
The first source is your textbook itself. You will select FOUR PSYCHOLOGY concepts/topics from at least two different chapters to focus on in your paper (e.g. Erickson’s stages, Piaget’s stages)- Book Name Development Across the Life Span
The second source is a scholarly article from a (peer-reviewed) journal (preferably an American Psychological Association journal published within the last five years) which supports research from your text.