Define the term crystallized intelligence, Other Management

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QUESTION 1

a. Describe the 4 identity statuses put forward by James Marcia

b. Adolescence is often described as a period of storm and stress [Hall. 1904]. Evaluate this claim

QUESTION 2

a. Explain the term Zone of Proximal development and its usefulness in classroom

b. Define and give 2 examples of ‘cognitive apprenticeships

QUESTION 3

a. Define the term crystallized intelligence

b. List and explain any 5 of Gardner's multiple intelligences

c. Outline criticisms levelled against Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences

QUESTION 4

a. Briefly describe Carol Gillighan's theory of Moral development

b. Explain the term 'autonomous morality' as put forward by Piaget and is usefulness in classrooms

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