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1
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Assimilation/Accommodation/Schema
Piaget’s Cognitive Theory

In Order

A

Sensorimotor
Pre operational
Concrete
Formal
Post Formal

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Piaget’s Cognitive Theory (general facts, milestones)

Sensorimotor

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0-2, learning to coordinate, object permanence

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Piaget’s Cognitive Theory (general facts, milestones)

Preoperational

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2-7, learning but no logic, no conservation

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Piaget’s Cognitive Theory (general facts, milestones)

Concrete Operational

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7-12, logic thought, yes conservation

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Piaget’s Cognitive Theory (general facts, milestones)

Formal Operational

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12-adult, abstract thought, making rules, solving problems

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Piaget’s Cognitive Theory (general facts, milestones)

Post Formal Operational

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Adult life with experience, control emotions, no simple answer

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Piaget’s Moral Theory

In Order

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Amorality
Heteronymous
Autonomous

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Piaget’s Moral Theory (general facts, milestones)

Amorality

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babies, no morals

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Piaget’s Moral Theory (general facts, milestones)

Heteronymous

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4-7, rules can’t change, focused on consequences

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Piaget’s Moral Theory (general facts, milestones)

Autonomous

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10, rules can change, factor intentions

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Kohlberg’s Moral Theory (general facts, milestones)

Levels

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Preconventinal - consequences
Conventional - right or wrong?
Post Conventional - using values to judge

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Kohlberg’s Moral Theory (general facts, milestones)

Stages

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  1. Avoid punishment - be good
  2. Satisfy needs - what is “good” satisfies needs
  3. Winning approval - approval from right or wrong
  4. Law and order - regard authority
  5. Social order - without good reason
  6. Universal ethics - morals
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Erikson’s/Marcia’s Identity Theory

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Erikson- importance of identity, Marcia- expanded ideas, not every stage is met

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Erikson’s/Marcia’s Identity Theory

In Order

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Identity Crisis
Identity Moratorium
Identity Foreclosure
Identity Diffusion
Identity Achievement
Identity Confusion
Fidelity

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Erikson’s/Marcia’s Identity Theory (general facts, milestones)

Identity Crisis

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figure it out, identify confusion

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Erikson’s/Marcia’s Identity Theory (general facts, milestones)

Identity Moratorium

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Time out, trial and error

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Erikson’s/Marcia’s Identity Theory (general facts, milestones)

Identity Foreclosure

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acceptance, limitations, blockage

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Erikson’s/Marcia’s Identity Theory (general facts, milestones)

Identity Diffusion

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Idk?, no goals

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Erikson’s/Marcia’s Identity Theory (general facts, milestones)

Identity Achievement

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figure out life, commit to options

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Erikson’s/Marcia’s Identity Theory (general facts, milestones)

Identity Confusion

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no sense of self

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Erikson’s/Marcia’s Identity Theory (general facts, milestones)

Fidelity

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Faithful to values

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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory

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social forces, save ourselves, relationship importance

23
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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory

In Order

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Trust v Mistrust
Autonomy v Shame
Initiative v Guilt
Industry v Inferiority
Intimacy v Isolation
Generatively v Stagnation
Ego Integrity v Ego Despair

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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory (general facts, milestones)

Trust v Mistrust

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0-2 / learns to trust vs leads to distrust

25
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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory (general facts, milestones)

Autonomy v Shame

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2-3 / separate person, freedom vs shame when incomplete

26
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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory (general facts, milestones)

Initiative v Guilt

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3-5 / take control vs guilty for failing

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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory (general facts, milestones)

Industry v Inferiority

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6-12 / bigger and better, new skills, rewards vs inferiority w peers

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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory (general facts, milestones)

Intimacy v Isolation

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18-30 / permanent relationships vs forever alone

29
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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory (general facts, milestones)

Generativity v Stagnation

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31-65 / needed, contribution, family or job vs life spirals, negatives

30
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Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory (general facts, milestones)

Ego Integrity v Ego Despair

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65+ / was worth it vs didn’t accomplish it

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