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What is the primary conflict in Erikson's stage for infants?
What is the primary conflict in Erikson's stage for infants?
Which cognitive development stage is characterized by the use of imagination and object permanence?
Which cognitive development stage is characterized by the use of imagination and object permanence?
What emotional conflict do school-aged children face according to Erikson?
What emotional conflict do school-aged children face according to Erikson?
During which stage do adolescents begin to develop their own internalized moral codes according to Kohlberg?
During which stage do adolescents begin to develop their own internalized moral codes according to Kohlberg?
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Which developmental stage is associated with Freud's anal stage?
Which developmental stage is associated with Freud's anal stage?
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Which developmental stage is primarily focused on body changes and peer culture?
Which developmental stage is primarily focused on body changes and peer culture?
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What is a characteristic behavior of preschoolers during their development?
What is a characteristic behavior of preschoolers during their development?
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What cognitive ability begins to develop in toddlers as they differentiate themselves from objects?
What cognitive ability begins to develop in toddlers as they differentiate themselves from objects?
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Which statement best describes the psychosocial challenge faced by school-aged children?
Which statement best describes the psychosocial challenge faced by school-aged children?
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During which stage according to Freud do children primarily focus on developing social and cognitive skills?
During which stage according to Freud do children primarily focus on developing social and cognitive skills?
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At which stage do individuals begin to think outside of present circumstances according to Piaget?
At which stage do individuals begin to think outside of present circumstances according to Piaget?
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What is a key characteristic of the pre-operational stage in Piaget's theory as it applies to preschoolers?
What is a key characteristic of the pre-operational stage in Piaget's theory as it applies to preschoolers?
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Which stage of Erikson’s psychosocial development involves the struggle between autonomy and shame?
Which stage of Erikson’s psychosocial development involves the struggle between autonomy and shame?
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In which stage does Freud suggest children primarily focus on developing skills related to social and cognitive activities?
In which stage does Freud suggest children primarily focus on developing skills related to social and cognitive activities?
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According to Kohlberg, what is the moral reasoning stage called for school-aged children?
According to Kohlberg, what is the moral reasoning stage called for school-aged children?
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What cognitive development characteristic is evident in the adolescent stage according to Piaget?
What cognitive development characteristic is evident in the adolescent stage according to Piaget?
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Which of the following psychosocial conflicts is faced by adolescents according to Erikson?
Which of the following psychosocial conflicts is faced by adolescents according to Erikson?
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Which cognitive development stage signifies the beginning of abstract thinking in adolescents?
Which cognitive development stage signifies the beginning of abstract thinking in adolescents?
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What is the primary psychosocial challenge for preschoolers according to Erikson?
What is the primary psychosocial challenge for preschoolers according to Erikson?
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During what stage do children develop the ability to understand object permanence?
During what stage do children develop the ability to understand object permanence?
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Which of the following behaviors is particularly characteristic of toddlers?
Which of the following behaviors is particularly characteristic of toddlers?
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What focus characterizes the adolescent stage according to Erikson?
What focus characterizes the adolescent stage according to Erikson?
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Which moral reasoning stage is associated with school-aged children as described by Kohlberg?
Which moral reasoning stage is associated with school-aged children as described by Kohlberg?
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Study Notes
Infant Development
- Erikson: Trust vs. Mistrust stage
- Piaget: Sensorimotor stage
- Freud: Oral stage
Toddler Development
- Erikson: Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt; parallel play
- Piaget: Pre-operational and sensorimotor stages; imagination, object permanence, self-differentiation
- Freud: Anal stage
Preschooler Development
- Magical thinking, imaginary friends, animism
- Erikson: Initiative vs. Guilt stage
- Piaget: Pre-operational stage
- Kohlberg: Punishment-obedience orientation
- Freud: Phallic stage
School-Aged Child Development
- Erikson: Industry vs. Inferiority; interest in how things work, success on personal/social tasks
- Piaget: Concrete operational stage
- Kohlberg: Conventional level
- Freud: Latency stage; focus on activities that develop social and cognitive skills
Adolescent Development
- Erikson: Identity vs. Role Confusion/Diffusion; focus on body changes, peer culture becomes primary
- Piaget: Formal operational stage; abstract thinking, less egocentric
- Kohlberg: Post-conventional level (III); initially adopts societal morality; moves towards internalized moral codes, thinking beyond the present.
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Test your knowledge on key child development theories from influential psychologists like Erikson, Piaget, and Freud. This quiz covers stages from infancy to adolescence, exploring concepts like trust, autonomy, and identity formation. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand childhood development milestones!
