Assessing Psychosocial, Cognitive, and Moral Development

Practice flashcards for reviewing key concepts from the lecture on Psychosocial, Cognitive, and Moral Development.

Growth is the __ of new skills or components.

Addition

Development refers to the __ of existing skills or components.

Refinement, expansion, or improvement

Erikson's theory involves intrapersonal and __ response to external events.

interpersonal

Each stage of Erikson's theory has a central developmental task corresponding to __ and societal expectations.

biophysical maturity

A positive resolution of Erikson's challenges contributes to a __ viewpoint.

more positive

Kohlberg's theory expands on Piaget's thoughts and involves the dynamic process of individual __.

morality

Piaget focused on how a person learns, not __ they learn.

what

The stages of Piaget's cognitive development include sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and __ operational.

formal

Erikson's task for older adults includes acknowledging __ and developing new wisdom.

accomplishments

The tool used to identify cognitive development is __.

Piaget

When validating data, the nurse must cluster the collected __.

cues