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Piagets Stage Theory
1) Sensorymotor
2) Preoperational
3) Concrete Operational
4) Formal Operational
Stage 1
sensorymoter
(born-2yrs)
-mouth: most sensitive sensory
*object permenance
develope a sense of self
Stage 2
preoperational st
(2-7yrs)
-language
*conservational
Conservation
the fundemental meaning of things does not chage with superfical
Egoscentricity
incapable of undrstanding the world from anyone elses perspective
Stage 3
concrete operational
(7-11yrs)
-basic logic: cause and effect
-emothions: social types; guilt, embarissment, remorse
Stage 4
formal operation
(11-end)
-abstract thought
-can look into the future and past-
-imagine situation that they have not been in
Decentering
?
Kohlberg's Theory
of
Moral Development
- Premoral
- Conventional
- Principled
Premoral Level
getting what you want w/out carring how you get it
(4yrs ish)
Conventional Level
-Conformity- external rules & expectaions
-elementary idea of justice or fairness (believed organised religion ex.)
Principled Level
-abstract understanding of right and wrong (internal)
-flexable
-univeraly right not religion
Gilliagan's Theory
of
Moral Development
thought kohlberg's theory was mor males not women
-males view morals: justicce and fairness
-women: responsibility toward individuals (caring)
Erickson's Stage Theory
8 stages
1) Trust-vs-Mistrust
(birth-1.5yrs)
~weather or not the world is safe
+feelings of trust from env. support
-fear and concern regarding others
2) Autonomy-vs-Shame and Doubt
(1-3yrs)
~learnign to do things by themself
+self-suffiviency if exploration is encouraged
-doubts about self, lack of independence
3) Initiative-vs-Guilt
(3-6yrs)
~they can initate activities, getting creative to do new things
+discovery to initate actions
-guilt from actions and thoughts
4) Industry-vs-Inferiorty
(6-12yrs)
~aquiring skills in a wide carity of things (social. acadimics. self-esteme)
+development of sense of competence
-fellings of inferiorty no sense of mastery
5) Identity-vs-Role Confusion
(adolescence)
~figuring out whou you are, usally cicks
+awareness of uniqueness (leader)
- Inability to identify approprate roles in life
6) Intimacy-vs-Isolation
(early adulthood)
~begin life long lasting relationship if capable
+Loving and sexual realationships
-fear of relationships w/ others
7) Generativity-vs-Stagnation
(middle adulthood)
~accumilation accomplishments
+sense of contrabution to continuity of life
-trivialization of ones activities
8) Ego-Intergrity-vs- Despair
(65-on)
~was my life worth it?
~did i have a good life?
Gender Identity
sense of being male or female
Gender Typing
socializing kids into gender roles