Freud's psychosexual theory and Erikson's psychosocial theory both focus on personality development but differ in their emphases. Freud emphasized basic biological drives while Erikson focused more on social and environmental influences, extending his theory into adulthood. Piaget's cognitive theory and behavioral theories both consider learning mechanisms but differ in their foci - behavioral theories emphasize observable behavior while cognitive theories examine internal mental processes. Behaviorism established by Watson and Skinner in the early 20th century focused on behaviors, while Piaget's cognitive development theory countered this with its examination of cognitive processes like memory and decision making.
Freud's psychosexual theory and Erikson's psychosocial theory both focus on personality development but differ in their emphases. Freud emphasized basic biological drives while Erikson focused more on social and environmental influences, extending his theory into adulthood. Piaget's cognitive theory and behavioral theories both consider learning mechanisms but differ in their foci - behavioral theories emphasize observable behavior while cognitive theories examine internal mental processes. Behaviorism established by Watson and Skinner in the early 20th century focused on behaviors, while Piaget's cognitive development theory countered this with its examination of cognitive processes like memory and decision making.
Freud's psychosexual theory and Erikson's psychosocial theory both focus on personality development but differ in their emphases. Freud emphasized basic biological drives while Erikson focused more on social and environmental influences, extending his theory into adulthood. Piaget's cognitive theory and behavioral theories both consider learning mechanisms but differ in their foci - behavioral theories emphasize observable behavior while cognitive theories examine internal mental processes. Behaviorism established by Watson and Skinner in the early 20th century focused on behaviors, while Piaget's cognitive development theory countered this with its examination of cognitive processes like memory and decision making.
Directions: Give the differences and similarities of the following using the table below.
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT SIMILARITIES DIFFERENCES
THEORIES Freud's Psychosexual vs. They both developed The relevance of basic wants and Erikson's Psychosocial theories about how biological forces is emphasized in personalities change and Freud's psychosexual theory, develop whereas Erikson's psychosocial theory is centered on social and environmental elements. Erikson also extends his theory into maturity, whereas Freud's theory ends sooner. Piaget's Cognitive vs. They both make the The primary distinction between Behavioral Child essential premise of behavioral and cognitive learning mechanism. Cognitivism theories is that behavioral goes beyond behaviorism learning theories focus solely on by extending mechanical externally visible behavior, assumptions to the mind as whereas cognitive learning well as behavior. theories focus on interior mental processes.
Behaviorism and cognitivism are
two ideas that explain the human learning process. John B. Watson and B. F. Skinner established the behaviorist approach. F. Skinner in the early twentieth century, whereas Jean Piaget developed cognitive development theory as a counter to Behaviorism. The behavioral approach is concerned with behaviors, whereas the cognitive approach is concerned with cognitive processes such as memory and decision making. LEARNING ACTIVITY 2 Directions: Identify what type of learner are you. At the same time, identify the multiple intelligence/s that you have, and the learning styles you prefer. Incorporate all of this by making a poster about yourself as a learner. Below your poster output, write a reflective essay explaining your work.
As a student, we have different ways on how to learn easily. As I go further with my
studies, I can say that I am a kinesthetic learner and also an auditory learner. I easily understand the topic very well when it is performed like acting or dancing and I prefer listening than to read a topic or a lesson. I am a bodily- kinesthetic intelligent and also an interpersonal intelligent. I like to dance and knows what are the good movements of a body. Interpersonal because I can easily get the point of one’s motivation and intentions through his/her actions. I can easily sense the emotions they feel.