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Prenatal
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Sensorimotor Stage
From birth to about two years of age a person experiences everything through sences and actions -
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Infancy
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Childhood
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Preoperational Stage
From age two to seven a person is at the preoperational stage where they use intuitive instead of logic and represent thing with words as well as images -
Seperation Anxiety
At this stage development of fear when in the presence of strangers (seperation anxiety) and object permenence -
Egocentric
Difficulties perceiving things from another's point of view during this stage -
Postconventional Morality
Desicions/Actions are based on authority and personal need -
Concrete Operational
At this stage a person is able to grasp the full meaning of analogies. They can preform arithmetical methods and think logically about concret events. -
Formal Operational Stage
Abstract reasoning -
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Adolescence
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Conventional Morality
Decisions/Actions are based off of upholding laws and social rules -
Postconventional Morality
Actions are based off of internal principals and personal beliefs of "rights" and "wrongs" -
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Early Adult
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Middle Adult
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Late Adult
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Aging intelligence
Crystallized intelligence increases as fluid intelligence decreases -
Memory
Memories may begin to fade due to the development of diseases such as Alzheimer's or Dementia
