Cognitive developmental theory
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- Created on: 28-05-13 18:20
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- Cognitive Development theories
- Kohlberg's gender consistency theory.
- Children are active agents , participate in developing and understanding of their gender.
- Develop and awareness of gender appropriate behaviour through their gender identity, they are masters of their own gender socialisation.
- There discovery that they are m/f causes them to identify with their own sex.
- Piagents influence.
- The way we think changes as we get older, due to physical changes in the rain.
- Changes in gendered thinking are solely the outcome of age related changes on the child's cognitive abilities.
- They naturally progress from one stage to another as their thinking matures.
- The three stages
- Gender identity- Outward appearance determines whether were m/f.
- Gender stability- Consistent over time but not across situation.
- Gender consistency- stable across time and situation
- Kohlberg's gender consistency theory.
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