Middle Childhood

Question 0

Concrete operational thinkin

Answer 0

Becoming alot more logical

Question 1

Middle adulthood age

Answer 1

6-12

Question 2

Decentering

Answer 2

They can look at situations from different perspectives.

Question 3

Seriation

Answer 3

Arranging things in a quantifiable way.

Question 4

Transivity

Answer 4

Being able to see necessary relationships between elements

Question 5

Emotional intelligence

Answer 5

Self awareness
Managing emotions
Reading emotions
Handling emotions

Question 6

Daniel golem

Answer 6

Believed emotional intelligence is important to strive, not just be book smart.
Can be developed by parents as a child.

Question 7

Language

Answer 7

Speak more proficiently, language becomes more complex.

Question 8

Metalinguistic awareness

Answer 8

Ability to think about language.
Begin to understand sarcasm.
Understand jokes and riddles.

Question 9

Personality

Answer 9

Industry vs. inferiority

Begin to perform complex tasks.

Question 10

Introspection

Answer 10

Start thinking about their inner self.

More judgement.

Question 11

Social comparison (Susan harter)

Answer 11

Begin to compare themselves to others. 
Cognitive competence: academic 
Social competence: socially 
Physical competence: sports, athletic 
General self worth: overall