Child Development Hillary, Breanna, Katherine

By Bassett
  • Sensorimotor

    • figuring out the world
    • object permanence
    • manipulated objects
    • objects in mouth
  • Trust vs. Mistrust

    -Dependent on others
    - world is trustworthy
    -visual contact and touch is important
    -mother is the most important
  • Autonomy vs. Shame

    -learning right from wrong
    -"NO!"
    -bulding self-esteem
    -walk, talk, feed
    -toilet training
  • Pre-operational

    -language development
    -symbol recognition
    -pretend play
    -egocentrism
  • Initiative vs. Guilt

    -independent
    -takes initiative while playing
    -family is most important group
    -imagination
    -guilt-free
  • Concrete Operational

    -thinking logically
    -awareness of others
    -solve problems more than one way
    -understand conservation
  • Industry vs. Inferiority

    -discover pleasure in production
    -variety of events
    -relationships with peers
    -can do independent work
    -virtue in confidence
  • Early Adolescence

    -hormonal changes
    -independence
    -searching for identity
    -question parents
  • Formal Operational

    -abstract thinking
    -systematic thinking
    -hypothesizing
    -problem solving
  • Identity vs. Role Confusion

    -development depends on what we do
    -peer groups
    -search for identity
  • Middle Adolescence

    -pubic hair
    -menstruation
    -voice deepening
    -changing friends a lot
    -super obsessed with appearance
  • Late Adolescence

    -emotionally stable
    -stable interest
    -think about future
    -serious relationship
  • Intimacy vs. Isolation

    -love relationships
    -marriage and friends
    -commitment to others
    -lack of self identity leads to isolation
  • Generatively vs. Stagnation

    -parenting
    -working
    -significants relationships
    -midlife crisis
    -need for meaningful work
  • Integrity vs. Despair

    -Reflect back on life
    -sense of peace or regret
    -virtue = wisdom
    -accept or fear death