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piagets stage 1
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Sensorimotor (0-about 2 yrs)
Learn through sensory and motor experience Learn cause and effect Learn stranger anxiety Learn object permanence |
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piagets stage 2
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Preoperational (2-6 yrs)
No logical reasoning or operations yet. Operations are reversible actions a child performs on the environment in order to learn. Accelerated use of symbols and language Phenomenism (appearance = reality) Egocentrism Begin dev. of Theory of Mind they understand pretend play |
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piagets stage 3
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Concrete 0perational (7-11 yrs)
CAN perform concrete operations and reason about concrete events. Reason about things that are experienced based. Acquire conservation Learn mathematical operations Develop personal identity vs. other |
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piagets stage 4
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Formal 0perational (12 yrs+)
CAN perform mental operations and reason abstractly. They can reason about the possible as well as the real. Abstract reasoning Can compare and classify ideas Can imagine the hypothetical Can search for answers to problems Potential for mature moral reasoning. |
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kohlbergs moral stage 1
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preconventional morality
Individual obeys rules in order to avoid punishment. Individual conforms to society's rules in order to receive rewards. |
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kohls moral stage 2
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conventional morality
individual behaves morally in order to gain approval from other people. conformity to authority to avoid censure and guilt. |
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kohles moral stage 3
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postconventional morality
Individual is concerned with individual rights and democratically decided laws. Individual is entirely guided by his or her own conscience. |
