In the 2018 documentary Three Identical Strangers directed by Tim Wardle, they cover the story of three identical triplets separated at birth where the brothers Eddy, David, and Robert find out about each other in their early adulthood at 19. The film shows how experiences from early life and genetic traits work together to shape the different areas of development, that includes cognitive, which is how we think, physical, which is how our bodies grow, and socio-emotional, which is how we relate to others. This film connects to the developmental stages and concepts that we have been learning about. My paper covers the physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development of the brothers as they grew up under different circumstances. A big aspect …show more content…
12). The syllable of the syllable. Even though the siblings were raised in completely different environments, they still had similarities in their facial features and certain habits, which shows the importance of genetics in development. The film also shows how different their emotional well being and life outcomes are, showing that one's environment plays a big role in shaping a person. Part of the film that connects to developmental psychology is the impact of socio-emotional development, which involves changes in relationships, emotions, and personality (Berk, 2018). Even though they have identical genes, the brothers have different personalities because of how they were each raised. The textbook that social environments heavily influence socio-emotional development through interactions with caregivers and peers (Berk, 2018, pg. 1). 320). The. For example, Robert was raised by a wealthy family, Eddy by a middle class family, and David by a working class family. This greatly shaped their social experiences, emotional health, and mental