Here are the written assignment instructions:
- Describe Piaget’s Theory (Describe the theory’s general premise and all four stages. For each stage, provide 3 characteristics.)
- Describe Erikson’s Theory (Describe the theory’s general premise and all eight stages. For each psychosocial stage, describe how the developing individual would successfully and unsuccessfully resolve each stage. You can also list the psychological virtue for each stage.)
- Choose one theory and explain why you believe this theory is a more accurate depiction of development (provide 5 reasons why you chose this theory)
- Describe the stages of Kubler-Ross’ theory of grieving (DABDA). Provide 2 tips for each stage of grief that would help the person cope with that particular stage.
- APA formatting
- Spelling and grammar
( Every paragraph should have in-text citations)
This paper will be at least 5-6 pages in length (i.e. not including the title page and reference page).
(i.e. not including the title page and reference page).
***RUBRIC***
Explanation of Theories
30% of total grade
Mastery: Advanced or exceeds achievement
Explanation of Piaget’s and Erikson’s theories of development is presented clearly and effectively and includes advanced elements demonstrating student mastery.
Which Theory is Better?
25% of total grade
Mastery: Advanced or exceeds achievement
A robust explanation is provided as to which psychologist had a better theory of human development. In-depth details are provided.
Providing Tips
25% of total grade
Mastery: Advanced or exceeds achievement
Well described tips are provided for each stage of grief for someone who has just suffered a major loss.
Grammar and Spelling
10% of total grade
Mastery: Advanced or exceeds achievement
Minimal to no spelling and grammar errors.
APA Citations
10% of total grade
Mastery: Advanced or exceeds achievement
APA in-text citations and references are used correctly with minimal to no errors.
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