Child and adolescent exam

Question 1

Trust vs Mistrust

Answer 1

0-1 years old. Developing a sense of trust in parents, environment and self

Question 2

Autonomy vs Shame

Answer 2

1-3. Developing a sense of independence from caregiver

Question 3

Autonomy vs Shame

Answer 3

1-3 | Developing a sense of independence from caregiver

Question 4

Initiative vs Guilt

Answer 4

3-6 Developing a sense of mastery over aspects of environment, coping with challenges and increasing responsibility

Question 5

Industry vs Inferiority

Answer 5

6-12 Mastering intellectual and social challenges

Question 6

Identity vs Identity diffusion

Answer 6

12-20 developing self identity

Question 7

Intimacy vs isolation

Answer 7

20-40 Developing stable and intimate relationships with another person

Question 8

Generativity vs Stagnation

Answer 8

40-60 Creating something so that one can avoid feelings of stagnation

Question 9

Integrity vs Despair

Answer 9

60+ Evaluating ones life through refkection. Developing a sense of integrity

Question 10

Developing a sense of trust in caregivers, environment and self

Answer 10

Trust vs Mistrust 0-1

Question 11

Developing a sense of independence from parents

Answer 11

1-3 Autonomy vs Shame

Question 12

Developing a sense of mastery over aspects of environment, coping with challenges, assumption of increasing responsibility

Answer 12

Initiative vs Guilt 3-6

Question 13

Mastering Intellectual and social challenges

Answer 13

Industry vs Inferiority 6-12

Question 14

Developing self identity

Answer 14

Identity vs identity diffusion 12-20

Question 15

Developing stable and intimate relationships with another person

Answer 15

Intimacy vs isolation 20-40

Question 16

Creating something so that one can avoid feelings of stagnation

Answer 16

Generativity vs stagnation 40-60

Question 17

Evaluating ones life through reflection. Developing a sense of integrity

Answer 17

Integrity vs Despair 60+

Question 18

0-1

Answer 18

Trust vs Mistrust | 0-1 | Developing a sense of trust in caregivers, environment and self

Question 19

1-3

Answer 19

Autonomy vs. shame | 1-3 | Developing a sense of independence from caregiver

Question 20

3-6

Answer 20

Initiative vs Guilt | 3-6 | Developing a sense of mastery over aspects of environment, coping with challenges, assumption of increasing responsibility

Question 20

3-6

Answer 20

Initiative vs Guilt | 3-6 | Developing a sense of mastery over aspects of environment, coping with challenges, assumption of increasing responsibility

Question 21

6-12

Answer 21

Industry vs Inferiority | 6-12 | Mastering intellectual and social challenges

Question 22

12-20

Answer 22

Identity vs Identity diffusion | 12-20 | Developing self identity.

Question 23

20-40

Answer 23

Intimacy vs isolation | 20-40 | Developing stable and intimate relationships with another person

Question 24

40-60

Answer 24

Generativity vs Stagnation | 40-60 | creating something so that one can avoid feelings of stagnation

Question 25

60+

Answer 25

Integrity vs Despair | 60+ | Evaluating ones life through reflection. Developing a sense of integrity

Question 26

Piaget

Answer 26

Piagets 4 stages of cognitive development

Question 27

The Sensorimotor stage

Answer 27

0-2 | Learn object permanence

Question 28

The Preoperational Stage

Answer 28

2-7 | Learn to think symbolically, Ego centric, better with language and speaking

Question 29

The Concrete Operational Stage

Answer 29

7-11 | Think more organized and logically about concrete events. Begins using inductive logic and reasoning

Question 30

The Formal Operational Stage

Answer 30

12+ | Begins thinking abstractly and reason hypothetically. Thinks about politics, ethics, moral and philosophical. Abstract reasoning

Question 31

Learn object permanence, learns through movements and sensations

Answer 31

The Sensorimotor stage | 0-2 |

Question 32

Learn to think symbolically, Ego centric, better with language and speaking

Answer 32

The Preoperational Stage | 2-7

Question 33

The Concrete Operational Stage

Answer 33

The Concrete Operational Stage | 7-11
| Think more organized and logically about concrete events. Begins using inductive logic and reasoning

Question 34

Begins thinking abstractly and reason hypothetically. Thinks about politics, ethics, moral and philosophical. Abstract reasoning

Answer 34

The Formal Operational Stage | 12+

Question 35

2-7 (Piagets 4 stages of cognitive development theory)

Answer 35

The Preoperational Stage | 2-7 | Learn to think symbolically, Ego centric, better with language and speaking

Question 35

0-2 (Piagets 4 stages of cognitive development theory)

Answer 35

The Sensorimotor stage | 0-2 | Learn object permanence, learns through movements and sensations

Question 36

7-11 (Piagets 4 stages of cognitive development theory)

Answer 36

The Concrete Operational Stage | 7-11 | Think more organized and logically about concrete events. Begins using inductive logic and reasoning

Question 37

12+ (Piagets 4 stages of cognitive development theory)

Answer 37

The Formal Operational Stage | 12+ | Begins thinking abstractly and reason hypothetically. Thinks about politics, ethics, moral and philosophical. Abstract reasoning