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1 Human Development

2 Human Development ________________________________

3 Piaget’s Theory Sensorimotor (0-2 yrs) Preoperational (2-6 yrs)
___________________ Preoperational (2-6 yrs)

4 Piaget’s Theory Concrete operations (7-11 yrs)
_______________________ Formal operations (11+ yrs) ______________________

5 Kohlberg: Moral Development

6 Kohlberg’s Stages 1 and 2 Early childhood Middle childhood
____________________ Middle childhood

7 Kohlberg’s Stages 3 and 4 Adolescence Young adulthood
_________________________ Young adulthood

8 Kohlberg’s Stages 5 and 6 Middle adulthood
____________________________ Adulthood (theoretical stage)

9 Morality Ethic of rights and justice Ethic of care
__________________________________ Ethic of care

10 Ethic of Care ____________________

11 Gender and Development
Feminine vs. masculine __________________________________________________________________ Stereotypes _________________________________

12 Life Stages and Behavior
______________ Behavior Personal aspects _____________

13 Childhood _____________________________

14 Middle Childhood (5-7 years)
Physical ______________ Cognitive Socioemotional ________________ Moral

15 Leadership Implications
____________________

16 Older Childhood (8-11 years)
Physical ________________ Cognitive Socioemotional ______________ Moral

17 Leadership Implications
___________________________ _________________________

18 Early Adolescence (12-14 yrs)
Physical ______________ Cognitive Socioemotional ________________ Moral

19 Leadership Implications
__________________________________________________________ _______________________

20 Adolescence (15-17 years) Physical Cognitive Socioemotional Moral
______________ Cognitive Socioemotional __________________ Moral

21 Leadership Implications
____________________

22 Young Adulthood (18-25 yrs)
Physical ______________ Cognitive Socioemotional ________________ Moral

23 Leadership Implications
__________________________

24 Middle Adulthood (26-40 yrs)
Physical ______________ Cognitive Socioemotional _______________ Moral

25 Leadership Implications
__________________________

26 Older Adulthood (41-60 years)
Physical ______________ Cognitive Socioemotional ________________ Moral

27 Leadership Implications
_______________________

28 Seniors (61-74 years) Physical Cognitive Socioemotional Moral
_______________ Cognitive Socioemotional _______________ Moral

29 Leadership Implications
________________________

30 Elderly (75+ years) Physical Socioemotional Cognitive Moral
______________ Cognitive _______________ Socioemotional _______________ Moral

31 Leadership Implications
_________________________

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