Piaget
How many stages of development are there?
What is two
The main person in this section of the chapter was..
Kohlberg did not study children's game playing, but rather probed for their responses to ________
How many stages are there in this theory
Who created the four identity statuses
What is the first stage?
What is Heteronomous Morality
What is the name for children who are a child's equal in age?
What is peers
How many levels are in Kohlberg's stages of moral reasoning?
What is three
Occurs in each stage and individuals must work to overcome them
What is another name for heteronomous morality
what is moral realism or morality of constraint
What is the second stage?
What is Autonomous Morality
The period following the onset of puberty during which a young person develops from a child into an adult
What is adolescence
Name any of Kohlberg's six stages
What is the crisis of the first stage?
What is developing trust
what is solitary play
What is the general age the second stage arises?
What is ten
what is prosocial behaviors
The last level of Kohlberg's stages of moral reasoning
Does Erikson emphasize the role of the individual or the environment?
What is the environment
The key word regarding personal and social development
what is acceptance
Piaget spent a great deal of time watching children play this game..
Name any one problem of adolescence
What is emotional disorders, bullying, dropping out, drug and alcohol abuse, delinquency, pregnancy, stds, or sexual identity
What age group did Kohlberg study?
What is all ages
What is the last stage of Erikson's theory
What is integrity v. despair
What is the correct answer to the Heinz dilemma
What is anything