Cognitive
"That's not the real Shrek!". It seems appearance is no longer reality for little Timmy. Timmy has now entered this stage of cognitive development.
What is the Concrete-Operational Period?
By balancing trust and mistrust, Erikson argued we developed this virtue.
What is Hope?
Kohlberg assessed moral reasoning through "stories", otherwise known as moral _____.
What are Dilemmas?
During The Strange Situation, infants with this attachment style show a need for interaction with the caregiver once they return.
What is Secure Attachment?
This type of parent minimizes the time they spend with their children.
What is an Uninvolved Parent?
"We can melt ice cubes, and then refreeze them. You can break an egg, but you can't unbreak that egg." These are examples of this type of thinking.
What is Reversability?
Through balancing initiative with cooperation, we acquire this virtue.
What is Purpose?
During this level, moral reasoning is based on external forces.
What is the Preconventional Level?
This individual took an evolutionary view of attachment.
Who is John Bowlby?
Warmth and ___ are two dimensions by which we define parenting styles.
What is Control?
A person's awareness of their own cognitive processes.
What is Metacognitive Awareness?
The foundation of human development
What is Trust (in self and others)?
A person at this stage of moral reasoning might say "Heinz shouldn't steal the drug. Stealing is illegal, and no one is above the law".
What is Social System Morality (Stage 4)?
During The Strange Situation a child who is difficult to console is showing evidence of this attachment style.
What is Resistant/Anxious Attachment?
This style of parenting often leads to high self-esteem and social competence.
What is Authoritative Parenting?
A memory strategy that embellishes information to make it more memorable.
What is Elaboration?
John is now two and half years old and ready to start potty training. They are likely in this stage of Erikson's theory.
What is Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt?
During the sixth and final stage, moral reasoning is dominant by.
What are Universal Ethical Principles?
This attachment style leads to decreased commitment and raises tendency for conflict.
What is Avoidant Style?
This type of thinking draws conclusions from facts. It is characteristic of formal-operational thought.
What is Deductive Reasoning?
Tom has begun engaging in roleplay, playing "teacher", "firefighter, "pilot". He is exhibiting signs of this stage.
What is Initiative vs. Guilt?
During the interpersonal norms stage of moral reasoning, adolescents' and adults' reasoning is based on what?
What is Winning the Approval of Others/Conformity (Stage)?
According to Bowlby, by 18 months of age, a child has developed this with their primary caregiver.
What is a Reciprocal Relationship?
Through observing modeled behavior, children can learn what behaviors should not be repeated. This is also called.
What is Counterimitation?