Infants
What is trust vs mistrust
This is a teaching for parents of toddlers that fosters autonomy in the child.
What is "give choices"
What is 2,100 words
According to this psychosocial developmental stage, adolescents begin to view themselves as unique individuals.
What is identity vs role confusion
Piaget coined this term for this cognitive developmental stage of infants.
What is sensorimotor
At 2 years, a child can speak sentences with this many words.
What is 2-3 words
According to Piaget, a child will shift from egocentrism to this.
what is centrism
Due to the rebellious nature of adolescents, they believe they are this.
What is invincible.
According to Dirty Medicine, an infant can make these three sounds.
Type of play toddlers engage in with peers
What is parallel play
Children shift from parallel play to this type of play in this stage.
What is associative play
In this Piaget cognitive stage of development, the adolescent begins to form morals, political beliefs, and sexuality.
What is formal operational
At this month, an infant will mimic sounds and smile at familiar faces.
What is 4 months
Temper tantrums are more likely to occur if this is disturbed in the toddler's life.
What are routines.
This causes a child to believe they can cause events to happen.
In this age group, a nurse teaches the patient in this way.
At this age, an infant can alter the tone of their cry depending on their need.
What is 4-5 months
Due to the toddler's cognitive development, discipline should focus on this.
What is their behavior.
According to Piaget, in this cognitive stage of development, the school-age child begins to perceive other viewpoints.
What is concrete operational
During adolescence, the individual recognizes unique characteristics rather than identifying themselves solely with their peer group.
What is self concept development.