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Piaget's Assumptions
—active motivated learners
—construct knowledge from experiences
—assimilation/accommodation
—interaction with env'nment is essential
—drive for equilibrium
—cognitive development is stage-like
Sensorimotor Stage (0 – 2 years)
—sensory perception
—motor activity
—object permanence (peekaboo)
—symbolic thought begins
Preoperational Stage (2 – 6/7)
—language
—preoperational egocentrism & speech (lack of ability to understand different perspectives/mountain task)
—lack of conservation
—symbolic thought
—illogical
Concrete Operational Stage
(6/7 – 11/12)
—logical
—operations
—concrete
—deductive reasoning
—conservation
Formal Operational Stage
(11/12 – Adult)
—abstract
—hypothetical
—formal operational egocentrism (optimism vs realism)
Authoritarian

(Parenting Style)
Parental Behavior
—less emotional warmth
—high expectations
—rules without regard
—don't question rules
—little give and take

Child Outcomes
—unhappy
—anxious
—low self-confidence
—dependent
—poor social skills
—coercive
—defiant
Permissive

(Parenting Style)
Parental Behavior
—loving, supportive
—few expectation
—rarely punish
—decision

Child Outcomes
—selfish
—unmotivated
—dependent
—demanding attention
Uninvolved

(Parenting Style)
Parental Behavior
—little emotional support
—few expectations
—little interest
—overwhelmed

Child Outcomes
—disobedient
—demanding
—low self-control
—low frustration tolerance
—lack long term goals
Authoritative

(Parenting Style)
Parental Behavior
—loving, supportive
—high expectations
—enforcing rules
—exploring behaviors
—decision making

Child Outcomes
—happy
—self-confident
—curious
—independent/self-reliant
—likable/social skills
—respectful
—academic success