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Child Development Theorist

TheoristTheory
B.F. Skinner Believed that behavior could be learned or modified with the use of reinforcements (positive/negative). Coined term Operant Conditioning.
Albert Bandura Believed that children learned through the observation of others (modeling).
John Locke Believed that children were born as blank slates.
Jean Rousseau Believed that children are born naturally "good" and were corrupted by their parents and society.
Friedrich Froebel Believed that children learned best through play. Founded kindergarten.
Sigmund Freud Believed that behavior problems in children were a result of their needs NOT being met during the early stages of development (neglect)
Erik Erikson Believed that personality developed through a series of 8 stages. In each stage a child has to overcome a crisis.
Lawerence Kohlberg Moral development starts with the need to avoid punishment and then continues through a series of 6 stages (3 levels).
Jean Piaget Divided intellectual development into 4 stages (Sensorimotor, Pre-operational, Concrete Operational, Formal Operational). In the first stage, Sensorimotor, the child learns through it's senses and body movement.
Urie Bronfenbrenner Believed that the environment influences development. Created the Ecological Systems Model (Microsystem, Mesosystem, Macrosystem, Exosystem)
Howard Gardner Believed that everyone was intelligent in their own way. Created the 8 multiple intelligences theory.
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