https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5 AP Psych development assignment en-us 2019-12-12 14:50:20 UTC 2025-10-08 13:49:54 UTC hello@padlet.com 1531344 https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/423759717 1.I´d say it applies to me somewhat accurately because I do remember going through things like trust issues and guilt and things of that nature. As of right now I'm at ¨identity¨ and ¨role confusion¨ and I'd say that really is me right now because I'm confused about what I want to do in life and who I am as a person.
2. Although most of this is accurate some parts may have their faults like stage 3 initiative vs guilt, i see some videos online with kids 3-6 and they don´t look like they´re guilty about anything. And they be breaking rules like its nothing to them. So this one only applies to some people and not everyone, or at least not everyone at the same age.]]> 2019-12-13 13:05:09 UTC https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/423759717 1531344 https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/423765709 1. To be honest i have witnessed all kinds of parenting styles some in my family others i witnessed out on the street. My parents are authoritative mostly because they expect a lot from me and a lot out of me and most the time they´re supportive of my actions and decisions other times not so much. Now my cousins mom is neglectful, she lets him do whatever he wants whenever and she does not seem to care at all about him. Sometimes i feel bad for him because of it but to me he turned out pretty good so its not all bad.
2. I´m going to be authoritative. i´m going to give my kids everything they need, i´m going to support them and care for them until i cant anymore. ]]> 2019-12-13 13:21:25 UTC https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/423765709 1531344 https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/424287773 1.I believe i had a secure attachment because i was always around my parents and they never really let us do things when we were younger. The things they did allow us to do they were always there doing it with us. ]]> 2019-12-15 16:15:37 UTC https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/424287773 1531344 https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/424288459 3. Gilligan's theory is different for men and women but Kohlberg's isn't
2. Carol Gilligan's theory says that both men and women have their own morality checks, basically meaning men and women believe in different things relating to the same thing.]]> 2019-12-15 16:21:41 UTC https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/424288459 1531344 https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/424290812 1. I believe this is exactly what kids need because if someone know's whats happening in a kids mind or at their home then they could help instead if letting that kid hurt. Yes CMS should do something similar because then a teacher would know why those "bad" kids are bad instead of just judging them.
2. My overall take-away is find kids the help the need and deserve instead of sitting around waiting for them to go to jail or die and then praising them for the things they endured.]]> 2019-12-15 16:37:34 UTC https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/424290812 1531344 https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/424292871 Relationships 
stage 1: 
crushing
ages 7-12
This is the time of a child's life where he/she is just looking for something to smooch and have a fun time with. 
stage 2:
puppy love
ages 13-19
Said individuals feel as if they’re re in love but really are just feelings these emotions because of hormones and other factors that affect the teenagers mind
stage 3:
true love
ages 20-40
During this age people find their one true match and know they are completely in honestly in love
stage 4:
loneliness forever
ages 40+ 
If you haven’t ent found love yet in the next person you wont be looking for love you’ll just be looking for someone to grow old with]]> 2019-12-15 16:53:46 UTC https://padlet.com/1531344/2w7doarbgqp5/wish/424292871