Child Development Theorists by Lee Mason

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Erikson

Maslow's Hierarchy Needs:

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Piaget's stages of development

B.F. Skinner by Makayla and Lindsey

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-Developed the theory of operant conditioning
-Believed that change of behavior exists with different reinforcement
Below the rat knows if it presses a certain button and food comes out into its bowl.

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#Maslow

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Vygotsky's

Pavlov's Dog

lee_mason — 2017-01-27 18:46:19 UTC

Pavlov conducted an experiment using Classical Conditioning. He rang a bell, then fed the dog. He dog drooled due to the food. Overtime, the dog associated the bell with food and would drool and the sound of a bell even if no food was given.

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Bandura

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He is known for the bobo doll experiment. Basically "monkey see, monkey do!"

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Vygotsky's

Maslow-Gracie

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Maslow believed in having basic concrete needs, like food, before having abstract needs like, Love.

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Kohlberg's 6 Stages...

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Classical Conditioning

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a learning process that occurs when two stimuli are repeatedly paired
(Pavlov)

Maslow "up" link:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfDS9r4Tz_g

Ratatouille Maslow Video

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https://youtu.be/tzQ9vrvTAtk

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Ivan Pavlov

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Vygotsky's

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Pavlov

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Pavlov tested this theory by ringing a bell every time he would feed a dog. The dog would salivate every time he would see the food. The dog responded by salivating every time he would hear the bell ring. Pavlov's theory was that you can create a response that's involuntary.

Vygotsky's theory was that the potential of cognitive development depends upon the zone of proximal development meaning what someone can do without help and what they can do with help.

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Kohlberg

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Kohlberg came up with a moral development theory. He used six stages to illustrate his theory.

Erikson

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Erikson identifies a series of 8 stages, in which a healthy developing indivual should pass through from infancy to late adulthood.

Piaget

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children process through a series of four developmental stages.

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Maslow's theory:

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He believed that everyone needs basic concrete needs such as love and food.

Piaget

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Piaget developed a theory with 4 stages of development which are sensorimotor,pre operational, concrete operational, and formal operational stage.

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Erikson

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Has 8 stages of development known as:
Trust vs Mistrust
Autonomy vs shame & doubt
industry vs inferiotity
identity vs role confusion
intamacy vs isolation
generativity vs stagnation
integrity vs despair

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