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Personal, Social, and Personal, Social, and Emotional Emotional
DevelopmentDevelopment
Personal, Social, and Personal, Social, and Emotional Emotional
DevelopmentDevelopment
Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory
• Developmental crisis
• Eight stages
Erikson’s Stages: Preschool Years
• Trust/Mistrust
• Autonomy/Shame & Doubt
• Initiative/ Guilt
Elementary School Years & Adolescence
• Industry/Inferiority
• Identity/ Role Confusion
Implications of Erikson’s Theory for
Teachers
• Initiative
• Industry
• Identity
Identity Status
Commitment
Exploration
Yes No
Yes Achievement
Moratorium
No Foreclosure Diffusion
Identity Status and Psychological Well-Being
• Identity achieved or still exploring – Positive outcomes
• Foreclosed individuals– Dogmatic, inflexible, and intolerant
• Long-term diffused– Fatalistic, passive, likely to use and
abuse drugs
Phinney’s Model of Ethnic Identity Development
• Stage 1– Unexamined ethnic identity
• Stage 2– Ethnic identity search
• Stage 3– Ethnic identity achievement
Bicultural Individuals
• Achieved identity• Higher self-esteem• Greater sense of mastery• Positive relations with other
groups
Understanding Ourselves & Others
Who are you?
Clarifying the Difference
• Self-concept – A person’s view of herself or himself.
• Self-esteem– A person’s evaluation of herself or
himself.
Changes in Self-Concept
• Childhood Concrete terms, related to traits
• Adolescence Trait-focused, more abstract, personality characteristics
Changes in Self-Esteem• 1st years of elementary school
drops• 4th- 6th grade rises• Transition to adolescence mixed
findings
Self-Concept & Self-Esteem
• Link with achievement• Gender and self-esteem• Personal & collective self-esteem
Levels of Moral Development
Preconventionalconsequences of behavior
Conventionallaws and rules of society
Postconventional
abstract principles and values
Preconventional Reasoning
• Externally controlled– 1: Avoid punishment– 2: Personal gain
Conventional Reasoning
• Conformity to social rules – 3: Good boy/Nice girl– 4: Law & order
Postconventional Reasoning
• Morality is defined by abstract principles – 5: Social contract– 6: Universal ethical principles
Alternatives to Kohlberg
• Criticism– Stage approach– Moral issues versus social
conventions– Western male cultural bias
• Morality of Caring (Carol Gilligan)
Aggression
• Hostile Aggression goal is to harm
• Instrumental Aggression goal is to gain access
Gender Differences in Aggression
• Overt aggression physical and verbal insults
• Relational aggression covert aggression
Developmental Trends in Aggression
• Preschool– Physical & instrumental
• Middle childhood– Decline in physical & instrumental– Increase in hostile
• Adolescence– Aggression continues to decline
Family
• Changes in family– Divorce rate– Single parent households– Dual-earner families
Consequences of Divorce
• Transition is stressful lots of changes
• Negative effects in short run– Academic achievement– Social development
Long-Term Consequences of
Divorce
• 70-80% no long-term effects
• Serious adjustment difficulties more likely for– Boys– Difficult temperaments
Peers
• Gender differences• Rejected children• Friends’ influence/ peer pressure