Exam 2: Models of Human Development

"Affordances" and "rate limiters" are two critical factors within a system that influence how the dynamics of change occur over time. Examples of affordances for an individual with cerebral palsy include all of the following, except:

Jean Piaget's phase of development that has the most direct implications for movement in the development of cognitive structure is the:

Place Jean Piaget's cognitive development theory phases in order from first to occur to last.

Dynamic systems theory is:

According to Robert Havighurst, important developmental tasks for individuals in adolescence include:

Arnold Gesell was a leading proponent of:

The process of development typically:

Erikson's stage of "trust versus mistrust" is to ______, as his stage of "generativity versus self-absorption" is to ______.

If you give a toddler a soccer ball to kick around, most will try to pass the ball back and forth, but few will try to play a game of soccer. This demonstrates that _______ has taken place and ________ has not occurred.

Gaining bowel and bladder control is a developmental task of concern to:

"Developmental task" theories are:

Erik Erikson's stage of trust vs. mistrust:

The theory proposed by Robert Havighurst is based on the concept that successful achievement of developmental tasks leads to happiness and success with later tasks. At each level of development the child encounters new social demands. These demands or tasks arise out of the following three sources: