Developmental Theorist

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Theory of Moral Development identified three different levels of thinking in making moral decisions right from wrong.

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Kohlberg

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Cognitive Theory of the Ages and Stages describes cognitive development in 4 stages related to age and how children are active in their development. Who is the theorist associated with this? Options: Montessori, Piaget, Gardner, Kohlberg

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Piaget

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Who believed you learned first through avoiding punishment (learning right from wrong)? Options: Vygotsky, Gardner, Kohlberg, Erikson

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Kohlberg

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What is the first stage of Piaget's cognitive development?

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Sensorimotor

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Who proposed that children should be given learning tasks that are suitable for their stage of thinking?

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Jean Piaget

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Ages 2-7 years—learn from language and mental images--Oriented inward, learn from concrete evidence, egocentrism--view the world from their own perspective, unable to think in abstract terms…children pretend and imitate in order to learn

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Pre operational

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Looking at a situation only in terms of personal needs and wants, and not caring about other people

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Egocentric

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Moral development takes place in stages and awareness of other people increases at each stage

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Kohlberg

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At this stage, Piaget thought people were able to think abstractly

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Formal Operational

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At this stage, Kohlberg believed an individual was able of questioning the validity of rules and change them if they are not good for the whole of society.

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Post-Conventional