Theory of Cognitive Development
This person is credited with being the founder of modern cognitive development theory.
Who is Jean Paiget?
This person is credited with being the founder of modern Attachment Theory.
Who is John Bowlby?
This person is credited with being the father of modern Psychosocial Development Theory.
Who is Erik Erikson?
This type of person is said to love wisdom.
What is a Philosopher?
This is defined as something that makes the possessor of it good, moral, or of a higher standard.
What is a Virtue?
According to Piaget this is the progressive reorganization of mental processes resulting from biological maturation and environmental experience.
What is cognitive development?
This Attachment Style is characterized as someone who has both a positive view of others, and a positive view of themselves.
What is Secure Attachment?
According to Erikson's theory the competition between social forces and biological needs leads individual to resolve an existential question; as this basic conflict becomes resolved this is cultivated as a byproduct.
What is a Virtue?
This person made history as the father of western Philosophy. He was a teacher who never wrote anything down, and was later put to death for "corrupting the youth".
Who is Socrates?
This individual was once taught by Socrates, and would later instruct Aristotle.
Who is Plato?
Piaget categorizes cognitive development into multiple stages, the first of these extends from "birth to the acquisition of language". In this stage, infants progressively construct knowledge and understanding of the world by coordinating experiences from physical interactions with objects.
What is the Sensorimotor Stage?
This attachment style is characterized by those who have a positive view of others, but negative views of themselves.
What is anxious attachment?
According to Erikson an infant is trying to cultivate what virtue during the first year or so of their life?
What is Hope?
This school of philosophy is concerned with whether or not something is right or wrong.
What is Ethics? Ie. What is Moral Philosophy?
This concept represents the "happy middle" of virtues; whereas having too much or too little of a virtue can actually be detrimental.
What is the Golden Mean?
Piaget believed that this stage spans roughly from age 12 through adulthood, and is marked by the ability to apply mental operations to abstract ideas.
What is the Formal Operational Stage?
This attachment style is characterized by those who have a negative view of others, but positive views of themselves.
What is Dismissive Attachment?
According to Erikson what is the basic conflict of early adulthood?
What is Intimacy v Isolation?
This school of philosophy explores the nature, origin, and limits of human knowledge and how we acquire true beliefs.
What is Epistemology?
This concept represents the product of a well lived life through the cultivation and practice of virtues.
What is Eudaimonia?
Piaget believed that this stage spanned roughly from age 6 through age 12. This stage is marked by the development and achievement of skills such as conservation, classification, serialism, and spatial reasoning.
What is the concrete operational stage?
Modern attachment theory is based on three principles:
1) Human beings have an intrinsic need for one-to-one bonding.
2) The regulation of emotion and fear contributes to vitality.
3)Attachment fosters ____________?
What is adaptiveness and growth?
According to Erikson this is the last existential question people face towards the twilight of life.
Ethics is broken up into three main schools of thought, which of these three schools is concerned with what a person ought to do, determined by rules or moral obligations.
(ex: "Thou Shall Not Kill")
What is Deontology?
We cultivate virtue through exercising two things: Natural Virtue and what?
What is Phronesis? i.e. What is Practical Wisdom?