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As, In ecological
systems theory,
development is
Yet, the The system is dynamic, or
The bioecological model neither entirely
interconnection constantly in motion. A
offers a more balanced view on controlled by
between the various change in any part of it
how nature and nurture environmental
levels in the childs from brain growth to
impacts development. circumstances nor
ecological system physical and social
Bronfenbrenner driven solely by
make changes in surroundingsdisrupts the
inner dispositions.
development very current organism
This belief encourages Rather, children are
complex and environment relationship
bringing the childs family, both products and
difficult to keep up (Berk, 2013, section 1.5,
community, and overall producers of their
with. para.36).
society into the picture. environments
(Berk, 2013, section
1.5, para.25)
Behavior
modification consists
of procedures that
The major component of combine
social leaning theory is conditioning and
learning through imitation. modeling to
eliminate undesirable However, by
social learning theory have
Modeling, positive and behaviors and assuming that
also been criticized for
negative reinforcement, re- increase desirable children only learn
underestimating childrens
Bandura direction, and re-assurance are responses. It has from others puts
contributions to their own
common classroom been used to relieve limits in the childs
development (section 1.4,
management strategies that are a wide range of innate ability to
para.23).
effective in advancing positive serious learn.
behavior and dealing with developmental
behavioral issues. problems, such as
persistent
aggression, language
delays, and extreme
fears
Although
As a result of behaviorism
The operant conditioning
Skinners work, supports cause and behaviorism and social
theory highlights the concept
operant conditioning effect it does not learning theory offer too
of stimulus and response.
became a broadly prepare children to narrow a view of important
Skinner
applied learning understand environmental influences
Children can understand
principle (Berk, uncontrollable (Berk, 2013, section 1.4,
values of discipline and
2013, section 1.4, circumstances like para.23).
delayed gratification.
para.16). other people, and
unexpected events.
Theoretical Comparisons Table MICHELLY SILVA
Psychoanalytic
theory has also
inspired a wealth of
research on many
aspects of emotional
Eight Psychosocial stages.
and social
psychoanalytic ideas, such
development,
Point out the importance of as psychosexual stages and
including infant
parenting styles, attachment These stages cover ego functioning, are too
Erikson caregiver attachment,
types, family structures, birth to old age. vague to be tested
aggression, sibling
childrens temperament, and empirically (Berk, 2013,
relationships, child-
socioemotional needs. section 1.4, para.12).
rearing practices,
morality, gender
roles, and adolescent
identity (Berk,
2013, section 1.4,
para.11).
The disadvantage of
it has provided
focusing on the
precise accounts of
Information Processing is scientific side of
how children of
closely related to brain learning is that it
different ages engage For example, it has had
research and brain based inclines to the
in many aspects of little to say about aspects of
approaches to learning. traditional teacher
thinking, its findings childrens cognition that are
Information centered education,
have led to teaching not linear and logical, such
Processing Educators use testing and thus neglecting
methods that help as imagination and
assessments to formulate child-centered
children approach creativity (Berk, 2013,
teaching and intervention plans education that
academic tasks in section 1.5, para. 6).
tailored to the specific corresponds to the
more advanced
academic needs of children. childs social and
ways (Berk, 2013,
emotional needs like
section 1.5, para. 6).
recess and free time.
Theoretical Comparisons Table MICHELLY SILVA