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Child Development Theorists
This is a matching activity to help you review and remember the different Child Development Theories mentioned in the textbook.
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| Jean Piaget | Developed a theory of cognitive development with stages and believed childen construct knowledge.,  |
| B.F. Skinner | Developed the "Behaviorism Theory", using positive & negative reinforcers to shape behavior.,  |
| Albert Bandura | Developed the "Social Learning Theory" and believed that children are influenced by "modeling", "imitation", and "observational learning".,  |
| Lev Vygotsky | Developed the "Sociocultural Theory", including the "zone of proximal development" and "scaffolding"..,  |
| Erik Erikson | Developed the Psychosocial Theory, involving stages of developmental crises: "trust vs. mistrust", "autonomy vs. shame", "initiative vs. guilt", "industry vs. inferiority", "identity vs. role confusion",  |
| Arnold Gesell | Developed the "Maturationist Theory" that considers development a progression through predictable stages.,  |
| John Bowlby | Developed the "Attachment Theory",  |
| Urie Bronfenbrenner | Developed the "Ecological Systems Theory",  |
| Abraham Maslow | Originated a theory based upon a hierarchy of universal basic needs.,  |
| Howard Gardner | Developed the "Multiple Intelligences Theory" which is comprised of eight different "frames of mind" or multiple intelligences.,  |
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