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This is Piaget's Sensorimotor stage. This is significant because it is the beginning where everything else stems from.
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Piaget's sensorimotor stage. This is the first form of movement and occurred about 6 months after birth.
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Piaget's sensorimotor stage. This is a more advanced form of movement and is one step closer to a new stage of life.
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Piaget's early preoperational stage and Erikson's anatomy vs. shame and doubt stage. This stage began very late for me but I began reading at a much younger age than other kids.
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Beginning of Piaget's concrete operational stage. This marks a key transitional phase psychologically. I was caught between the pre-conceptual and conventional stages.
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Starts Piaget's formal operational stage, Kohlberg's conventional morality stage, and Erikson's Identity vs. role confusion stage. This marks the transition to adulthood. Many things begin to change with decision making.
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Kohlberg's post-conceptual morality stage. This marks a whole new stage of life where I had to begin living on my own and make life-long decisions.
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Erikson's Intimacy vs. isolation stage. This is my first actual job after getting my masters degree. Responsibilities are at an all time high. Become a real adult.
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Erikson's generativity vs. stagnation stage. This is about the beginning of the later part of my life. Things begin slowing down. Much wiser.
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end of all stages. This when all development ceases.