Explained piaget''s-erikso''s theories-stages of development

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Explained Piaget's and Erikso's theories about the stages of development)
Analyzed and explained the differences and similarities in how they approached social and moral development.
Compared the development from childhood to aduthood as described by Piaget and Erikson.
Analyzed and justified whether or not Piaget's and Erikson's explanations of social and moral development are applicable to today's children

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