Analyze a family case study in a multi-part 7- to 11-page paper where you will closely examine environmental and genetic influences on an infant in the family, examine childrearing styles and their impact on attachment for a 3-year-old, explore the association of an adolescents physical development and his peer relationships and academic motivation, and, finally, aspects of adulthood and individuation as it relates to the parents of the family.

Submission Length: 711 pages in a Developmental Concepts and Processes in a Family Case Study paper.Developmental Concepts and Processes in a Family Case Study

This Family Case Study will be a multi-part Assessment in which each part of the Assessment will be related to each family member. You will closely examine environmental and genetic influences on an infant in the family; examine childrearing styles and their impact on attachment for a 3-year-old; explore adolescent development of an adolescent from a previous marriage; and, finally, aspects of adulthood and individuation as it relates to the parents of the family.

The following case study depicts the circumstances surrounding the Gonzalez family:

Jane, 35, and Roberto, 31, are married and have three children. Their first child, Julie, is 3 years old and is in preschool. Alex, Janes son from a previous relationship, is 14 years old and is a freshman in high school. Their third child, Sam, is an infant. Ruby, Janes mother, has come to stay with the family to provide support to Jane and Roberto during the transition around Sams birth.

Jane works in the city as a medical transcriptionist but is in the midst of her 12 weeks of family leave that was effective immediately upon Sams birth. She has a 45-minute commute to her work each day. Roberto just began a job at a local recycling facility 2 weeks ago.

Sam was born 6 weeks premature by Cesarean delivery. His Apgar score at 1 minute was 5; after receiving oxygen, his Apgar score at 5 minutes was 8. Apart from the first few minutes after birth, Sam has not required oxygen or respiratory assistance. Because of his prematurity, Sam stayed in the hospital for 72 hours before he was discharged.

Jane drank occasionally throughout the pregnancy but reported drinking most heavily during the last trimester of her pregnancy, which was about the time Roberto got laid off from his job. There is suspicion, although not confirmed, that Sam has fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs), a group of conditions that can occur in a person whose mother drank alcohol during pregnancy. Sam is a fussy eater, requiring short and frequent feedings. He has been home for 4 weeks and wakes up hungry every 2 hours. He does not sleep through the night.

Three-year-old Julie is in the midst of her first year of preschool in a Head Start program. This is her first experience with formal education. At home, Julies parents tend to have very high standards for her and expect strict obedience. Julie has been acting out at home occasionally since her brother Sam has been born. Julies teachers have reported that she has been struggling to get along with her peers and to focus on her work at school. At home, Roberto is a very strict disciplinarian. Julie, at times, appears fearful of her father and does not find comfort in his presence.

Alex is in the midst of his freshman year of high school. Physically, Alex went through puberty early compared to his peers. He has a girlfriend at school whom he is involved with sexually, and he is well liked among his peers. Alex excels at several sports, and plays on both the baseball and the basketball teams at high school. Alex is not motivated to do well in school, however, and does not believe homework is important.

Roberto and Jane have been married for 8 years and live in a rural area. They do not have a strong network of friends and family who live nearby but Janes mother has moved in with them temporarily to support them as they adjust to their new baby. Roberto and Janes mother get along very well. Jane is debating whether she should reduce her family leave and go back to work earlier than she planned so they can begin making money again to contribute to the household bills

Based on the Family Case study, write 23 pages for your Part I portion of your paper, and include the following: Analyze the development of Jane and Robertos 3-year-old Julie, and write 12 pages for your

Part II portion of your paper. Include the following:

Identify three (3) factors in Julies family that currently have implications for her development.
Analyze Robertos parenting style and the implications of that parenting style on Julies attachment style.
Describe ways that Julies teachers can specifically support her in school given her current family dynamics at home.
Be specific, provide examples, and justify your response with citations from the Resources in your Learning Activities or from your search from the literature and/or the Walden Library.

Explain the environmental factors presented in the case study, as well as others that may be present but not specifically identified in the case study, that might affect Sams development.
With the environmental factors you explained, further explain what you think the best-case scenario and the worst-case scenario might be for Sams short-term developmental outcomes in childhood, and explain why.