Theories of Developmental Psychology
Theories of Developmental Psychology
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THEORIES OF PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY LEARNINGTHEORY
COGNITIVETHEORY
EVOLUTIONARY DEVELOPMENT FREUD AND (WATSON, SKINNER, BANDURA,) EVOLUTIVE AND S
MAIN ERICSON)
(PIAGETY
OCIOCULTURAL
REPRESENTATIVES VYGOTSKY)
Psychoanalysis is a set of theories Its object of study focuses on acquisition. The Learning Theory of Swiss psychologist Jean
Piaget, considered the father of constructivism, is
and a discipline created in principle of skills and abilities, in reasoning
it focuses on the cognitive development of children and
and in the acquisition of concepts.
to treat mental illnesses adolescents. Their theory describes and explains the changes
The theory of behaviorism focuses on the
based on the revelation of the unconscious that are produced in logical thinking to these
study of behaviors that can be observed and ages. Piaget suggested that cognitive development
to measure (Good and Brophy, 1990). Go to the mind it occurs following a series of maturation stages and
FREUD: The main traits of
the
personality is established in childhood and the as a 'black box' in the sense that the experience: sensorimotor, preoperational,
early childhood, both in normal development responses to stimuli can be observed concrete operations and formal operations.
like in the abnormal case in the first instance, the quantitatively completely ignoring the The Theory of Sociocultural Development of Vygotsky
FOUNDATION characteristics are expressed in a moderate manner and
possibility of any process that may occur in affirms that individuals learn through the
in harmony with the rest of the personality, without
N cause conflicts with the environment. In the development
the interior of the mind. social interactions and their culture. Vygotsky explains
that dialogue is a psychological tool
abnormal, the childish traits many important in the development of the child's thinking,
problems arise because be very And as children grow and develop, their
express
primarily, causing conflict in the subject
basic language becomes more complex.
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disapproval
because this is produced through processes of
child's development is described as a
exchange and transmission of knowledge in
series of psychosexual stages oral, anal, acommunicativeandsocialmedium
deny or resist these motivations of their perception your parents about how they have worked and
The children are active learners that
aware, so that they are only observable from they operate, on the continuum from risk to protection, they build knowledge through interaction with their
disguised form. The term unconscious is the most
a selection of factors organized based on environment.
popular of psychoanalysis itself They learn through assimilation and accommodation, and the
n child's body, their family, school
the Complex cognitive development occurs through balance.
Diagram of the structural model of three instances (Itself,
and community.
I and Super-I) and its superposition with the model Interaction with the physical world is key to the
spatial of the psyche in the first topology of cognitive development.
S. Freud (conscious, preconscious, unconscious). The Thetheoryofinstrumentalconditioningor
Free Association. The analyst introduces the patient into the The first years of life are fundamental for the
Albert Bandura describes the conditions in
technique requesting that you inform him of all the
that learns to imitate models. development, as it is where thought and language
thoughts, occurrences, ideas or images that come to you
they are becoming increasingly independent.
pass through the mind, regardless of whether these
they may seem absurd, irrelevant, or compromising without
Watsontheanalysisofbehaviorandrelationships era
Complex mental activities begin in the
to criticize them or to select them the only objective method to achieve the basic social activities.
• Each of the stages is determined by a
penetration in human actions and
conflict that allows for individual development. When the Children can perform more difficult tasks with help
extrapolate the proper method of the Sciences from a more experienced individual.
the person manages to resolve each of the conflicts,
grows psychologically. Natural
Tasks that are a challenge promote growth.
(the scientific method) to Psychology
cognitive development.
THEORIES OFDEVELOPMENT PSYCHOANALYTICALTHEORY THEORYOFLEARNING
Cognitive-EvolutionaryTheory
EVOLUTIONARYMAIN (FREUD AND (WATSON, SKINNER, BANDURA,) AND SOCIOCULTURAL
REPRESENTATIVES ERICSON
(PIAGETY
The importance of Psychoanalysis lies in that
VYGOTSKY)
The methods and orientations of teaching have
The initial influence of behaviorism on the
it is a tool that can help the psychology aimed to minimize the introspective study of were strongly influenced by the theories of
IMPORTANCE proposals with the aim of living better. like physics, chemistry, or biology.
Current behaviorism has influenced psychology of
psychological, pedagogical and social of the human being. By
Why live suffering? The discovery finally, both think that language is
Psychoanalysis provides us with the three ways: has replaced the importante
for cognitive development, but from different
mechanical conception of the stimulus-response relationship
possibility of analyzing in a way perspectives.
response for another more functional one that emphasizes
deep, what makes us who we are it proposes that children's performance has a foundation
in the meaning of stimulus conditions
we are, to accept our desire and seek organic and consequently maturation acquires
for
the individual; has introduced employment
ways to be congruent with ourselves an important role, especially in changes
of the experimental method for the study of cases
evolutionary at an early age, but despite that, the
same. individuals, and it has shown that the concepts and
advances in ORBIS Journal / Human Sciences
behaviorist principles are useful for helping to
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solve practical problems in various areas of the
2007, they highlight the importance of
applied psychology.
enrichment
environmental and the interactive nature of the process.
THEORY
Psychoanalytic
Bandura is based on his theory that the • The classical perspective of this theory starts
Bandura behavior that the individual acquires from the conception that people
since his childhood it is through they learn socially acceptable behaviors
observation and imitation, this influenced accepted by observation or imitation
through social interaction. of models.
• This process is called learning.
by observation or modeling.
LEARNING THEORY
John B. Watson was an American psychologist who is considered the founder of behaviorism. He was born on January 9, 1878, and died on September 25, 1958. Watson believed that psychology should be a science of observable behavior, rather than the study of the mind or consciousness.
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