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LMSW COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENTAL THEORIES. Full Covered. Questions and answers. Graded A+ Birth-2 Months - -Stages probably can notice faces and bright objects 2 Months - -Stages social smile develops, generally can follow moving objects with eyes, pays attention to speaking voice, grunts...

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LMSW COMPREHENSIVE
DEVELOPMENTAL THEORIES. Full
Covered. Questions and answers.
Graded A+

Birth-2 Months - ✔✔-Stages

probably can notice faces and bright objects



2 Months - ✔✔-Stages

social smile develops, generally can follow moving objects with eyes, pays attention to speaking voice,
grunts and sighs



4 Months - ✔✔-Stages

recognizes familiar objects, can activate arms and vocalizes socially (coo's) enjoys having people around,
holds a rattle for an extended period of rime recognizes bottle and familiar faces



5 Months - ✔✔-Stages

grasps objects independently, stretches out arms when picked up



6 Months - ✔✔-Stages

teething begins, recognizes strangers but does not generally show fear, turns over from back to stomach



7 Months - ✔✔-Stages

make polysyllabic vowel sounds, sits briefly can transfer objects from one hand to another



8 Months - ✔✔-Stages

,sits alone easily, clearly recognizes strangers and reacts to them negatively if feels unprotected ***this
is when stranger anxiety can first develop***



9 Months - ✔✔-Stages

sits alone and creeps, Dada Mama Baba etc. responds to name



10 Months - ✔✔-Stages

pays attention, plays some games, stands with support



11 Months - ✔✔-Stages

stands by self with support



12 Months - ✔✔-Stages

walks with help, shows affection, jealousy, anger and other emotions, enjoy some solid foods. "walk by
one, talk by two" The first words children generally express are nouns



15 Months - ✔✔-Stages

walks well alone, generally expected to start walking at 14 months, names familiar pictures and objects



18 Months - ✔✔-Stages

walks and can run, know several words and small phrases



2 Years - ✔✔-Stages

does not like to share possessions, great sense of everything is mine not yours, able to run, say at least
50 words, can use two word sentences, points to objects in a book



6 Years - ✔✔-Stages

lose temporary teeth and permanent teeth begin to come in, good coordination and adequate speech,
knows colors and numbers well, begin reading

, 10-12 Years - ✔✔-Stages

__-__ _____: have ability to abstract think and understand many abstract processes



3 - ✔✔-Kohlberg:

___

How many "levels" of moral development did Kohlberg create?



Moral Development - ✔✔-Kohlberg:

Kohlberg's theory was based on _____ _____________.



6 - ✔✔-Kohlberg:

How many "stages" of moral development did Kohlberg create?

__



Level 1 - ✔✔-Kohlberg:

Level _?

Pre-Conventional Morality, what level?



Obedience and Punishment

The earliest stage of moral development is especially common in young children, but adults are also
capable of expressing this type of reasoning. At this stage, children see rules as fixed and absolute.
Obeying the rules is important because it is a means to avoid punishment.



Stage 1 - ✔✔-Kohlberg:

Stage _?

4-10 Obedience and Punishment

The earliest stage of moral development is especially common in young children, but adults are also
capable of expressing this type of reasoning. At this stage, children see rules as fixed and absolute.
Obeying the rules is important because it is a means to avoid punishment.

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