Developmental Psychology Theories: Piaget, Erikson, Freud, and Key Life Stages

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Which stage in Piaget's theory is defined by infantile amnesia and the development of object permanence?

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In Piaget's theory, which stage is characterized by an inability to think backward?

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During which stage can a child differentiate between fantasy and reality and begin to understand mathematical concepts?

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In which stage of Piaget's theory does deductive reasoning occur?

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What do Piaget, Erikson, and Freud all have in common regarding their theories?

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Which psychologist is known for their theory of cognitive development?

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Who is the psychologist associated with the theory of psychosocial development?

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Which psychologist developed the theory of psychosexual development?

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Who is known for their theory of moral development in men?

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Which psychologist is associated with the response to death or dying?

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Who developed a theory of moral development specifically for women?

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Which psychologist is known for their work on attachment theory?

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At what age is moral reasoning believed to begin?

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What is the first stage of Erikson's theory of psychosocial development?

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During which stage do autonomy vs shame and doubt and the anal stage occur, often associated with potty training?

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According to Kohlberg, how many stages and levels of moral reasoning are there?

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In Freud's theory, what is the latency stage characterized by?

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What are formal concepts based on?

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What are natural concepts characterized by and how are they acquired?

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What are prototypes in the context of natural concepts?

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What is Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) and what causes it?

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Which type of intelligence is associated with language skills?

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What abilities are encompassed by logical intelligence?

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What is spatial intelligence and which professions might it be important for?

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What does musical intelligence involve?

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What is interpersonal intelligence?

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What does intrapersonal intelligence involve?

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What is naturalistic intelligence?

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What does body-kinesthetic intelligence refer to?

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What is analytical intelligence according to Sternberg?

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What does creative intelligence involve according to Sternberg?

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What is practical intelligence according to Sternberg?

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What is emotional intelligence and how does it help in social situations?

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What is creativity in the context of problem-solving?

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What is divergent thinking and how does it relate to problem-solving?

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What is convergent thinking and how does it relate to problem-solving?

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What is Diethylstilbestrol (DES) and what are its effects?

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What is Thalidomide and what are its effects when taken during pregnancy?

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What type of damage is associated with herpes simplex in newborns?

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What condition is associated with mercury exposure during pregnancy?

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What virus is caused by mosquitoes and can affect pregnancy?

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What is fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) and what causes it?

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What is the Babinski reflex in newborns and when does it disappear?

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What is a scheme in Piaget's theory and how does it function?

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What is assimilation according to Piaget's theory?

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What is accommodation in Piaget's theory?

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What factors affect the timing of puberty?

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How does social media and psychology contribute to a decrease in alcohol use among teens?

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What is the 'Goldilocks level' of screen use and its impact on mental health?

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What is authoritarian parenting and how does it affect children?

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What is authoritative parenting and how does it differ from other styles?

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What characterizes permissive parenting?

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What is neglectful parenting and its impact on children?

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What is the prenatal stage and its significance in physical development?

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What characterizes the infancy stage in terms of development?

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What developmental milestones occur during early childhood?

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What characterizes late childhood in terms of development?

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What are the key developmental changes during adolescence?

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What are the primary focuses during young adulthood?

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What are the stages of old age and their characteristics?

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How is death considered a stage in a special sense?

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