Developmental Psychology and Socialization Quiz

Not a stage in Erikson's theory, rather it's Integrity vs. Despair.

First stage, focused on sensory experiences and motor skills.

Erikson introduced this as the first stage of his theory.

Marks the transition from childhood to adulthood.

Strict rules with little emotional support or flexibility.

Kohlberg's stages focus on moral reasoning.

Emphasized the importance of early attachments.

Struggle to establish a sense of self and purpose.

Piaget's stages: sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational.

Bronfenbrenner highlighted the impact of various environmental contexts.

Vygotsky introduced the concept in his sociocultural theory.

It's the process of cultural transmission within a society.

Shows trust in caregiver's availability and responsiveness.

Involves learning societal expectations related to gender.

Learning behavior by observing and replicating.

Involves asserting independence while facing parental restrictions.

Adjusting existing mental structures to incorporate new knowledge.

Child becomes aware of sexual differences and experiences conflict.

Describes societal expectations about the timing of life events.

Belief in one's ability to achieve goals based on observations.

Kohlberg's stages include preconventional, conventional, and postconventional.

Focuses on mastering skills and gaining confidence.

Introduced the concept in his theory of psychosocial development.

Preference for partners with similar characteristics.

Highest level, guided by personal ethical principles.