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Developmental Theory

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At what stage in life do humans begin to develop a sense of trust and first form relationships with other humans Infancy
In what stage of life does a person gain physical independence and grow in their confidence and ability to be independent Early Childhood
At what life stage do humans begin to feel a need to manipulate the world around them Preschool
In what stage of life does a person develop their sense of personal identity Adolescence
When do people begin to feel the need to nurture a child who will outlive them Middle Adulthood
At what stage in life does one reflect on their life experience Maturity
At what life stage do basic inborn reflexes turn into greater schemas Sensorimotor Stage
At what stage in life does language development occur Preoperational Stage
At what stage in life are hypothetical concepts still a difficult concept Concrete Operational Stage
At what stage of life does one attain the ability to think in an abstract manner Formal Operational Stage
Is feeding an infant critical to the child developing trust in a person Yes
Does potty training serve as a gateway to independence Yes
Does general acceptance lead to a better feeling of competence Yes
Is it important to encourage a child to explore and manipulate the world around them Yes
Do relationships give a sense of worth Yes
Does finding a like minded group of people help with finding self identity and community Yes
Does having children promote better involvement in society and with others Yes
Is the goal of maturity to look back and accept your life accomplishments Yes
Do infants have an ability to forsee an action equaling a result No
Are children in the preoperational stage egocentric Yes
Do children learn to look at a much broader scope in a problem such as a puzzle in the concrete operational stage Yes
Is thinking of the result of an action evident of abstract thinking Yes
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