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This is the day I entered this world which gives it significance in my life
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"Piaget's Preoperational Stage"
This is important because it is the first time I say a word and is therefore the first time I begin the process of communication -
"Piaget's Concrete Operational Stage"
This is important because it is the first time I understand an arithmetic concept. It shows that I developing a sense of logic -
"Erikson's Elementary School Stage"
I am beginning to apply myself to a task and feel a sense of pleasure about it. I am therefore developing a better understanding of myself and my likes and dislikes -
"Erikson's Adolescence Stage"
At this point, I make hard work a characteristic of my personality. I begin to see it as something that defines me thus I am developing an identity -
"Erikson's Young Adulthood Stage"
This event shows my desire to develop an intimate relationship with someone and avoid loneliness. -
Although this event does not show a particular stage, it is part of the identity that I begin to associate myself with.
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"Kohlberg's Postconventional Morality Stage"
This event is important because it symbolizes my desire to do good in the world and follow my beliefs about morality and other important concepts. -
"Erikson's Late Adulthood Stage"
At this point, I have lived my entire life and I look back at the many years I've lived. This is important because at this stage I will either go on to die contented or I will die dissatisfied with the way I lived my life.