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ss permanent ssand ssorganized. ssThe ssstage ssends sswith ssthe ssinfant ssdemonstrating sssome ssevidence
ss of ssreasoning. ssFormal ssoperations ssis ssa ssperiod ssin ssdevelopment ssin sswhich ssnew ssideas ssare
ss created ssthrough ssprevious ssthoughts. ssAnalytic ssreason ssand ssabstract ssthought ssemerge ssin ssthis
ss period. ssThe sspreoperational ssstage ssis ssa ssperiod ssof ssegocentrism ssin sswhich ssthe sschilds
ss judgments ssare ssillogical ssand ssdominated ssby ssmagical ssthinking ssand ssanimism.
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ss need ssresolution ssis:
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ss factors. ssEach ssconflict ssmust ssbe ssresolved ssfor ssthe sschild ssto ssprogress ssemotionally, sswith
ss unsuccessful ssresolution ssleaving ssthe sschild ssemotionally ssdisabled. ssSigmund ssFreud ssproposed ssa
ss psychosexual sstheory ssof ssdevelopment ssin sswhich sscertain ssparts ssof ssthe ssbody ssassume
ss psychological sssignificance ssas ssfoci ssof sssexual ssenergy. ssThe ssfoci ssshift ssas ssthe ssindividual
ss moves ssthrough ssthe ssdifferent ssstages ss(oral, ssanal, ssphallic, sslatency, ssand ssgenital) ssof
ss development. ssLawrence ssKohlberg ssdescribed ssmoral ssdevelopment ssas sshaving ssthree sslevels
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b. Development s s is ssprimarilyrelated ss to ssthe ssgrowth ssin ssthe s s number ssand sssize ssofsscells.
c. Development ssoccurs ssin ssa ssproximodistal ssdirection sswith ssfine ssmuscle
ssdevelopment ssoccurring ssfirst.
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function ssand sscomplexity ssof ssbehavior. ssThe ssincreases ssin ssrate ssof ssfunction ssand sscomplexitysscan
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ssidentify ssany ssdelays ssor ssdeficits.
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c. Criticalssperiods ssofsdevelopment ssoccur ssduring ss childhood.
d. Childssdevelopment ssis ssunpredictable ssand ssneeds ssmonitoring.
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ss developmental sstasks. ssChildren sscan ssmaster ssthese sstasks ssmore sseasily ssduring ssparticular ssperiods
ss of sstime ssin sstheir ssgrowth ssand ssdevelopmental ssprocess. ssInfancy ssis ssa ssdynamic sstime ssof
ss development ssthat ssrequires ssfrequent ssevaluations ssto ssassess ssappropriate ssdevelopmental
ss progress. ssInfants ssin ssa s s nurturing ssenvironment sswill ssdevelop ssappropriately ssand sswill ssnot
ss necessarily ssneed ssstimulation ssspecific ssto sstheir ssdevelopmental ssstage. ssNormal ssgrowth ssand
ss development ssare ssorderly ssand ssproceed ssin ssa sspredictable sspattern sson ssthe ssbasis ssof sseach
ss individuals ssabilities ssand sspotentials.
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d. Nutrition
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shifted ssfrom ssegocentric ssto ssbeing ssable ssto sssee ssanothers sspoint ssof ssview. ssThey ssdevelop ssthe
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ss ability ssto ssdistinguish ssfact ssfrom ssfantasy. ssThe sssensorimotor ssstage ssoccurs ssin ssinfancy ssand ssis
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ss permanent ssand ssorganized. ssThe ssstage ssends sswith ssthe ssinfant ssdemonstrating sssome ssevidence
ss of ssreasoning. ssFormal ssoperations ssis ssa ssperiod ssin ssdevelopment ssin sswhich ssnew ssideas ssare
ss created ssthrough ssprevious ssthoughts. ssAnalytic ssreason ssand ssabstract ssthought ssemerge ssin ssthis
ss period. ssThe sspreoperational ssstage ssis ssa ssperiod ssof ssegocentrism ssin sswhich ssthe sschilds
ss judgments ssare ssillogical ssand ssdominated ssby ssmagical ssthinking ssand ssanimism.
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ss need ssresolution ssis:
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ss factors. ssEach ssconflict ssmust ssbe ssresolved ssfor ssthe sschild ssto ssprogress ssemotionally, sswith
ss unsuccessful ssresolution ssleaving ssthe sschild ssemotionally ssdisabled. ssSigmund ssFreud ssproposed ssa
ss psychosexual sstheory ssof ssdevelopment ssin sswhich sscertain ssparts ssof ssthe ssbody ssassume
ss psychological sssignificance ssas ssfoci ssof sssexual ssenergy. ssThe ssfoci ssshift ssas ssthe ssindividual
ss moves ssthrough ssthe ssdifferent ssstages ss(oral, ssanal, ssphallic, sslatency, ssand ssgenital) ssof
ss development. ssLawrence ssKohlberg ssdescribed ssmoral ssdevelopment ssas sshaving ssthree sslevels
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