Stages
the 2nd stage of eriksons psychosocial
what is autonomy versus shame and doubt
Understanding that a tall glass and a short glass can hold the same amount shows this skill.
What is conservation?
This theorist developed the four stages of cognitive development.
Who is Jean Piaget?
Intelligence is often described as the ability to do this with problems.
What is solve or reason through?
the stage where a newborn is in
what is trust versus mistrust
The ability to line up objects from shortest to tallest shows this operation.
What is seriation?
This stage (ages 2–7) is when children use symbols but lack logical reasoning.
What is the preoperational stage?
This type of intelligence involves solving new problems without relying on past knowledge.
What is fluid intelligence?
the stage when a child can learn skills and feel others emotions
what is initiative versus guilt
Grouping objects by color or shape is an example of this
What is classification
The theory that children actively build knowledge through experience.
What is constructivist theory?
This theory by Gardner describes intelligence as being made up of multiple specific abilities.
What is multiple intelligences theory?
the meaning of industry versus inferiority
what is occurs between 6 and 11 years of age when children enjoy planning and carrying out projects
This Piagetian stage (ages 7–11) is when logical thinking about concrete objects develops.
What is the concrete operational stage?
This process happens when existing ideas are changed to fit new information.
What is accommodation?
This refers to thinking about and managing your own thinking processes.
What is metacognition?