Child Development

0-2 years

Piaget sensorimotor stage

2-7 years

Piaget preoperational stage

7-11 years

Piaget concrete operational stage

11+

Piaget formal operational stage

sensorimotor stage

development through the 5 senses

sensorimotor stage

development through motor response and reflexes

sensorimotor stage

object permanence is developed

object permanence

realizing that out-of-site objects still exist

preoperational stage

symoblic thinking

preoperational stage

imagination (magical thinking, playing pretend)

preoperational stage

abstract thinking is still difficult

preoperational stage

asks a lot of questions

preoperational stage

egocentric

concrete operational stage

develops concrete cognitive operations

concrete operational stage

sorting blocks in a certain order

concrete operational stage

conservation is developed

conservation

understanding that something stays the same in volume even though its shape changes

concrete operational stage

conductive reasoning

formal operational stage

more rational, logical, organized, moral, and consistent thinking

formal operational stage

hypothetical thinking

formal operational stage

abstract concepts

formal operational stage

deductive reasoning

trust vs mistrust

Eriksons birth to 2

autonomy vs shame and doubt

Eriksons 2 - 3 years

initiative vs guilt

Eriksons 3 - 5 years

industry vs inferiority

Eriksons 6 - 11 years

identity vs role confusion

Eriksons 12 - 18 years

8 - 9 months

what age does object permanence develop?

9-10 months

what age do infants comprehend “no” and obey single commands?

trust vs mistrust

based on the quality of of the caregiver-infant relationship and the care received by the infant

iron-fortified formula

what is an acceptable alternative to breast milk?

preoperational stage

domestic mimicry

900 words

how many words should a 3 year old have in their vocabulary?