Moral Development

Piaget studies moral development too and believed that it nicely tied in with overall cognitive development. He distinguished three stages: 1. Premoral period: No concern or awareness of or for rules. 2. Heteronomous morality: Strict adherence to rules and duties. Obedience to authority. 3. Autonomous morality: Rules are agreements and can be considered critically. Rules can be selectively applied depending on intention or mutual agreement. Piaget would give two stories: 1. Once there was a little boy called David. One day when his mother was out he tried to get some sweets from the cupboard. He climbed on a chair and stretched out his arm. But the sweets were too hi... click for more

Aging

Aging Begins in Early Adulthood • What distinctions do researchers find between primary and secondary aging? Aging and Appearance • List four changes in appearance experienced with aging: Sensory Changes • List the two senses most significantly affected by aging and describe these changes: 1. 2. Physical Functioning • Name two of the changes in physical functioning experienced during aging and describe these changes: 1. 2.

Structuralism, Functionalism and Cognitive theories

I am looking for comparison and contrast of the Structuralism, Functionalism and Cognitive the three different perspective theories of early psychology.

Compare and contrast the influence of heredity and hormones of human behavior.

Compare and contrast the influence of heredity and hormones of human behavior.

Gardner and Spearman's Intelligence Models

I am studying the Spearman's model of intelligence and Gardner's multiple intelligences model. I am looking for several comparison and contrast of the two models. Please note: no examples from the wikipedia.org section.