Grade 11- 10.4

This branch of psychology studies hoe people change through their lifespan.

• Forensic psychology

• Developmental psychology

• Social psychology

• Clinical psychology

The mental action or process of gaining knowledge, and understanding is known as:

• Imagening

• Dreaming

• Thinking

• Cognition

Psychologist Jean Piaget created the theory of

• Humanistic theory

• Social cognitive theory

• Theory of cognitive development

• Theory of personality.

Psychologist Albert Bandura created the theory of

• Humanistic theory

• Social cognitive theory

• Theory of cognitive development

• Theory of personality.

Theory of cognitive development has

• Three stages

• Four stages

• Five stages

• Six stages

In this stage of the theory f cognitive development, children begin to understand different objects, their names and uses

• Sensorimotor

• Pre-operational

• Concrete-operational

• Formal operational

In this stage of the theory f cognitive development, children learn logical concrete (physical) rules about objects, such as height, weight, and volume.

• Sensorimotor

• Pre-operational

• Concrete-operational

• Formal operational

In this stage of the theory f cognitive development, children and young adults can critically analyse situations, use reasoning and understand abstract ideas.

• Sensorimotor

• Pre-operational

• Concrete-operational

• Formal operational

In this stage of the theory f cognitive development, children develop language skills and begin to use pretend play, draw pictures, and talk about things that happened in the past.

• Sensorimotor

• Pre-operational

• Concrete-operational

• Formal operational

In this stage of the theory f cognitive development, Infants start to build an understanding of the world through their senses by touching, grasping, watching and listening.

• Sensorimotor

• Pre-operational

• Concrete-operational

• Formal operational