Maslow Levels
When a person reaches this level, they feel love and _____ support from family and friends
give me the level or the blank.
Level 3|Belonging
Stage that talks about how if a child is not restricted, it will become autonomous and able to perform tasks on its own.
What is Autonomy v Shame and Doubt
Stage that children are exploring their independence and taking on new responsibilities
What is Initiative v Guilt
What is the difference between emotional and chronological age?
Emotional- how well you handle stressful situations.. trauma etc.. emotional maturity
chronological-actual age.
What significant cognitive milestone develops during the coordination of reactions?
Object Permanance
On this level, a person is most concerned with their primary needs--foods, shelter, heat, affection, sleep
Level 1-Physiological needs
Stage that is a critical period when individuals strive to develop a sense of identity by exploring various roles and possibilities.
What is Identity v Role Confusion
Stage where children are exposed to new challenges, such as formal education and social interactions, and they seek to demonstrate their capabilities.
What is Industry v Inferiority
True or False: In the hierarchy of needs, the need for self-esteem is considered more important and primary than the need for food.
False---Our physiological needs are the PRIMARY needs and must be met first before we worry about esteem.
How does mental representation contribute to a child's cognitive capabilities?
This marks the beginning of imagination, language development, and the ability to engage in pretend play.
This is the last level a person reaches. They are happy and feel that they have reached their ultimate potential.
Self Actualization -Level 5
Stage that an infant begins to associate trust with its caregivers and mistrust to strangers.
What is Trust v Mistrust
Stage that individuals focus on forming close and meaningful relationships with others.
What is Intimacy v Isolation
According to Maslow our behaviors are primarily motivated by __________. a. Time management b. Needs c. Wants d. Goal Setting
B--Needs. Our needs motivate us to take action
How can interactive play contribute to an infant's cognitive growth?
showing infants that their actions have consequences, caregivers help solidify their understanding of the world.
On this level, a person is concerned about their security--physically and mentally.
Level 2 Safety
Stage that individuals focus on establishing and contributing to their lives, primarily through their careers, families, and contributions to society.
What is Generativity v Stagnation
Stage that emphasized the role of social interactions and identity formation in psychological well-being
What is ALL of them.
True or False Sleep is not an essential human need
False--it is--without it, we eventually die
What is a simple game that can help infants grasp the concept of object permanence?
peek-a-boo or hiding toys
This level is the fourth level. People like recognition and feel proud of their accomplishments.
Self-Esteem/Accomplishment needs
Stage that individuals reflect on their accomplishments and have the opportunity to develop a sense of integrity if they perceive themselves as leading a successful life.
What is Integrity v Despai
Stage that is marked by a unique psychological challenge.
What is ALL of them.
Self-actualizing people: a. feel superior to other people b. are judgmental of others who aren’t self-actualized c. accept themselves and others d. are dissatisfied with themselves
C--they accept themselves and others for how they are!!!
What is object permanence?
infants begin to understand that objects continue to exist even when they are out of sight