PSYC 140 module 1 exam
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Which theorist or theory describing development do you agree with the most ? Summarize this
theory and describe why you agree with it . - CORRECT ANSWER-I agree more with Erik
Erikson's Psychosocial Theory of Development The theory places emphasy on the fact that
development can truly be life long , and that is evident in every humans life . Development dose
not only occur in childhood to adolescents just like Freud , and Piaget explained . Erik also
stated in his views that humans are psychosocial , that is the need to be accepted in the society
in terms of their social and emotional needs and so leaned more to the development
controversy of nurture as seen in his eight stages of his psychosocial development . In addition ,
Erikson's early stage of change in humans show that nature is also involved in their
development . Hence , nature and nuture truly both affect development in humans . Some of
his stages as seen in , trust versus mistrust , Autonomy versus shame , through to the late stages
of development as seen in generativity versus stagnation , and ego intergrity versus despair .
They truly capture that development also occurs in stages and are discontinuous .
According to Konrad Lorenz , what is imprinting ? In his most famous research , which animals
imprinted ? - CORRECT ANSWER-Imprimting is what occurs when an animal follows or forms an
attachment to the first thing it sees . Geese
The module article on Piaget describes three basic components to Piaget's cognitive theory . For
each of the components below , describe the component in your own words and discuss how
learning about each component informs or changes your view of cognition or thinking . Be
specific and detailed . For example how does learning about schemas influence what you think
of the way people build knowledge ? 1. Schemas . 2. Adaptation processes that include
assimilation and accommodation . 3. Stages of cognitive development - 4 stages . - CORRECT
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Which theorist or theory describing development do you agree with the most ? Summarize this
theory and describe why you agree with it . - CORRECT ANSWER-I agree more with Erik
Erikson's Psychosocial Theory of Development The theory places emphasy on the fact that
development can truly be life long , and that is evident in every humans life . Development dose
not only occur in childhood to adolescents just like Freud , and Piaget explained . Erik also
stated in his views that humans are psychosocial , that is the need to be accepted in the society
in terms of their social and emotional needs and so leaned more to the development
controversy of nurture as seen in his eight stages of his psychosocial development . In addition ,
Erikson's early stage of change in humans show that nature is also involved in their
development . Hence , nature and nuture truly both affect development in humans . Some of
his stages as seen in , trust versus mistrust , Autonomy versus shame , through to the late stages
of development as seen in generativity versus stagnation , and ego intergrity versus despair .
They truly capture that development also occurs in stages and are discontinuous .
According to Konrad Lorenz , what is imprinting ? In his most famous research , which animals
imprinted ? - CORRECT ANSWER-Imprimting is what occurs when an animal follows or forms an
attachment to the first thing it sees . Geese
The module article on Piaget describes three basic components to Piaget's cognitive theory . For
each of the components below , describe the component in your own words and discuss how
learning about each component informs or changes your view of cognition or thinking . Be
specific and detailed . For example how does learning about schemas influence what you think
of the way people build knowledge ? 1. Schemas . 2. Adaptation processes that include
assimilation and accommodation . 3. Stages of cognitive development - 4 stages . - CORRECT
