Theories of Childhood, Second Edition (Carol Garhart Mooney) / quote 46 of 70

Piaget's cognitive stages and Erikson's emotional ones

Nonetheless, Piaget’s stages of cognitive development have created our overall view of how children think in their early years, just as Erikson’s stages of psychosocial development have helped us understand how children develop emotionally.

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