1. Developing through the Lifespan Online case studies

2. Piaget‘s stages of development

3. Piaget‘s stages of development
Sensorimotor

4. Piaget‘s stages of development
Sensorimotor
Object
permanence

5. Piaget‘s stages of development
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Object
permanence

6. Piaget‘s stages of development
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Object
permanence
Conservation
Egocentric

7. Piaget‘s stages of development
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Concrete
Object
permanence
Conservation
Egocentric

8. Piaget‘s stages of development
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Concrete
Object
permanence
Conservation
Egocentric
Concrete objects

9. Piaget‘s stages of development
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Concrete
Formal
Object
permanence
Conservation
Egocentric
Concrete objects

10. Piaget‘s stages of development
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Concrete
Formal
Object
permanence
Conservation
Egocentric
Abstract thought
Critical thinking
Concrete objects

11. John’s two-year-old twins are constantly fighting over toys
John’s two-year-old twins are constantly fighting over toys. This behavior is driving John crazy because the twins are hitting each other and pulling toys from each other. He decides to have a talk with them to explain that their behavior has to change. He tells each of them that the other one feels bad when being hit and that they should learn to share.
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To his dismay, the behavior continued as if he had not done anything. According to Jean Piaget, why might this be happening?
A. Two-year-olds are egocentric and cannot understand things from another’s point of view.
B. His children are simply misbehaving and stronger punishment is required.
C. During this age children are learning conservation and they are trying to get all the toys for themselves.
D. Sibling rivalry cannot be controlled. It is just a phase.
Answer: A

13. Continued from previous slide
To his dismay, the behavior continued as if he had not done anything. According to Jean Piaget, why might this be happening?
A. Two-year-olds are egocentric and cannot understand things from another’s point of view.
B. His children are simply misbehaving and stronger punishment is required.
C. During this age children are learning conservation and they are trying to get all the toys for themselves.
D. Sibling rivalry cannot be controlled. It is just a phase.
Answer: A

14. Jack is learning to understand algebra
Jack is learning to understand algebra. He loves to discuss philosophical issues with his friends, and is exploring various religious beliefs. Jack is in Piaget’s __________ stage.
A. preoperational
B. sensorimotor
C. formal operational
D. concrete operational
Answer: C

15. Jack is learning to understand algebra
Jack is learning to understand algebra. He loves to discuss philosophical issues with his friends, and is exploring various religious beliefs. Jack is in Piaget’s __________ stage.
A. preoperational
B. sensorimotor
C. formal operational
D. concrete operational
Answer: C

16. Parenting styles

17. What type of parenting is most useful?

18. What type of parenting is most useful?
Permissive

19. What type of parenting is most useful?
Permissive
No direction

20. What type of parenting is most useful?
Permissive
Authoritarian
No direction

21. What type of parenting is most useful?
Permissive
Authoritarian
Rebellious
Negative
No direction

22. What type of parenting is most useful?
Permissive
Authoritarian
Authoritative
Rebellious
Negative
No direction

23. What type of parenting is most useful?
Permissive
Authoritarian
Authoritative
Rebellious
Negative
No direction
Self-reliant
Positive self image

24. "I don't care whether you want to wash the dishes, you will do so because I said so!" This statement is most representative of a(n) ________ parenting style.
A. permissive
B. authoritative
C. formal operational
D. authoritarian
Answer: D

25. "I don't care whether you want to wash the dishes, you will do so because I said so!" This statement is most representative of a(n) ________ parenting style.
A. permissive
B. authoritative
C. formal operational
D. authoritarian
Answer: D

26. ”Here is what I would like you to consider…" This statement is most representative of a(n) ________ parenting style.
A. permissive
B. authoritative
C. formal operational
D. authoritarian
Answer: D

27. ”Here is what I would like you to consider…" This statement is most representative of a(n) ________ parenting style.
A. permissive
B. authoritative
C. formal operational
D. authoritarian
Answer: D

28. “I don’t care what you do…" This statement is most representative of a(n) ________ parenting style.
A. permissive B. authoritative C. formal operational D. authoritarian E. none of the above

29. “I don’t care what you do…" This statement is most representative of a(n) ________ parenting style.
A. permissive B. authoritative C. formal operational D. authoritarian E. none of the above

30. Most parents want to create a positive self-concept in their child.
What effect will this have? ______________________________________

31. Most parents want to create a positive self-concept in their child.
What effect will this have? ______________________________________
More sociable and self confident

32. Kolberg’s stages of morality

33. Kolberg’s stages of morality
Pre-conventional

34. Kolberg’s stages of morality
Pre-conventional
Avoid
punishment

35. Kolberg’s stages of morality
Pre-conventional
Conventional
Avoid
punishment

36. Kolberg’s stages of morality
Pre-conventional
Conventional
Avoid
punishment
Obey the law

37. Kolberg’s stages of morality
Pre-conventional
Conventional
Post-conventional
Avoid
punishment
Obey the law

38. Kolberg’s stages of morality
Pre-conventional
Conventional
Post-conventional
Avoid
punishment
Obey higher law
or morality
Obey the law

39. As your Dad ages, he may have difficulty learning something new or problem with abstract reasoning. This would indicate difficulty with ___________________ intelligence. However, information he has known for years (old knowledge) would remain, indicating it was ___________________ intelligence.

40. As your Dad ages, he may have difficulty learning something new or problem with abstract reasoning. This would indicate difficulty with ___________________ intelligence. However, information he has known for years (old knowledge) would remain, indicating it was __________________ intelligence.
Fluid intelligence

41. As your Dad ages, he may have difficulty learning something new or problem with abstract reasoning. This would indicate difficulty with ___________________ intelligence. However, information he has known for years (old knowledge) would remain, indicating it was __________________ intelligence.
Fluid intelligence
Crystalized intelligence

43. How might you know your Mother is developing Alzheimer’s disease?
_____________________________________

44. How might you know your Mother is developing Alzheimer’s disease?
Forgetful, disoriented

45. Nina expects to leave home, go to college, get married, and retire about the same age as everyone else in the same culture. This indicates she is following her culture’s _____________________________

46. Nina expects to leave home, go to college, get married, and retire about the same age as everyone else in the same culture. This indicates she is following her culture’s _____________________________
Social Clock

47. You want to be very satisfied in your marriage or relationship
You want to be very satisfied in your marriage or relationship. What would be the best predictor of this satisfaction? _____________________________________

48. You want to be very satisfied in your marriage or relationship
You want to be very satisfied in your marriage or relationship. What would be the best predictor of this satisfaction? _____________________________________
The ratio of positive to negative interaction

49. Believe in yourself!
You can do more than you think you can!