Psychology 2035A/B Lecture : Cognitive, Moral and Psychosocial Development

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9 Feb 2012

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Piaget s theory (piaget was a biologist under binet institution, not trained psychologist) y developed a general theory of cognitive development based on mistakes that children made. Kohlberg s theory y by presenting moral stories to people of different age, 3 different levels were found: Level 1: preconventional morality (

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