Browsing: Development
Key Takeaways The formal operational stage starts at age 12 and continues into adulthood, allowing for more complex thinking.Teenagers in…
Key Takeaways Between the ages of 18 months and 3 years, children begin to express a greater need for independence…
Key Takeaways Integrity is feeling satisfied with your life and accepting how it was lived.Despair involves regret and disappointment when…
Key Takeaways During the concrete operational stage, kids develop the ability to think logically about concrete situations.Children learn about reversibility,…
Key Takeaways Freud believed personality develops through five psychosexual stages, each focused on a specific erogenous zone. Early childhood experiences…
Key Takeaways Youngest children may be more likely to become entrepreneurs and risk-takers.Parenting styles and family dynamics affect youngest children,…
Psychosocial Stages: A Summary Chart Age Conflict Important Events Outcome Infancy (birth to 18 months) Trust vs. Mistrust Feeding Hope…
Key Takeaways Piaget’s theory explains how children’s thinking develops in four stages, each marked by new ways of understanding and…
Key Takeaways A fixation is an obsessive focus on an unresolved stage of psychosexual development.Fixations can occur if conflicts in…
Key Takeaways Children need help from caregivers to develop social and emotional skills.Parents should model good behaviors like sharing and…