Developmental Task Theory (Robert J. Havighurst )

Known for popularizing the phrase "Teachable Moments"

• Jean Piaget

• Sigmund Freud

• Paul Baltes

• Robert Havighurst

In this stage "Meeting social and civil obligations" is one of its developmental task.

• Early Adulthood

• Adolescence

• Later Maturity

• Middle Age

Individuals personality and interest may influence the accomplishment of Developmental task.

• Psychological Influences

• Social influences

• Biological influences

• Cognitive influences

In the stage of ___________ the developmental task include learning to talk, walk , basic foundation of reading and potty training.

• Infancy

• Infancy and Early Childhood

• Middle Childhood

• Early Childhood

Kath asked her father to teach her to drive a motor, but his father immediately refuse because she's a girl. What type of influences is present in this situation?

• Social Standard Influences

• Psychological Influences

• Biological Influences

• Social influences

In the stage of Middle Childhood, a child must acquire what developmental task?

• Get along and play with children with same age.

• Finding a marriage partner

• Learning the foundation of reading

• Accepting one's physical body as it goes through changes.

He establish the Developmental task theory

• Erik Erikson

• Jean Piaget

• Paul Baltes

• Robert Havighurst

These influence referred to the impact and effects of individual's injuries and having disabilities in terms of accomplishing developmental task.

• Physical Influences

• Biological influences

• Psychological Influences

• Cognitive infkuences

This influence also known as "Personal Values"

• Psychological Influences

• Cognitive influences

• Social influences

• Biological influences

It is a development theory which learned at a specific points which makes achievement of succeeding task possible.

• Human Development Theory

• Psychoanalytic theory

• Developmental task theory

• Stages of Cognitive Development