Weegy: "Loevinger's Stages of Ego Development" Here's a developmental model that was developed by psychologist Jane Loevinger. I added the SD colors for comparison purposes. [ This model is more of a purely psychological model then Spiral Dynamics which is psycho/social. Pre-Conventional Stages Infancy (archaic—a proto 1st-person perspective): Presocial No ego Not Differentiated from the World Symbiotic Self-Nonself Differentiation Stability of Objects Impulsive (egocentric—able to take a 1st-person perspective): Curbed by Restraints, Rewards & Punishments Others are Seen as What They Can Give "Nice to Me" or "Mean to Me" Present-Centred Physical but not Psychological Causation Self-Protective (ego-to-ethnocentric—able to take a 1st- to 2nd-person perspective): Anticipates Rewards & Punishments First Self-Control "Don’t Get Caught" Externalize Blame Opportunistic Hedonism Conventional Stages Conformist (ethnocentric—able to take a 2nd-person perspective): Take in Rules of the Group No Self Apart from Others Other’s Disapproval is Sanction Not Only Fear of Punishment Rules and Norms not Distinguished Rejects Out-Group Stereotypes Roles Security = Belonging Behaviours Judged Externally not by Intentions Self-Aware (ethnocentric—able to take a 2nd to 3rd person perspective): Self Distinct from Norms & Expectations First Inner Life Banal Feelings Always in Reference to Others Pseudo-Trait Conceptions Modal Stage of Adults Conscientious (worldcentric—able to take a 3rd-person perspective): Goals and Ideals Sense of Responsibility Rules are Internalized Guilt is From Hurting Another, not Breaking Rules Having Self Apart from Group Standards are Self-Chosen Traits are Part of Rich Interior World Standards Distinguished from Manners Motives and not Just Actions Sees Self from Other Point of View Post-Conventional Stages Individualistic (worldcentric—able to take a 4th-person perspective): Distancing from Role Identities Subjective Experience as Opposed to ... (More)

Weegy: We as a society do have more concern about the environment than we did in the past. There are now many groups that try to prevent environmental damage. (More)

Weegy: This is a common debate amoung all who study psych. Can you tell me who you are studying, and I can help lead you to the correct answer for them. (More)

Weegy: There are no genes that specify personality traits, but some genes do control the ... and environment—influence the development of a person's personality the most. ... parenting plays a critical role in the development of a child's personality. ... [ as to how personality develops based on his extensive experience.Genetic and Environmental Influences on Criminal Behavior ... in a conclusion that both genes and environment do play a role in the criminality of an individual. .... Children experience both the influence of their parents' genes. ] (More)

Weegy: I try to stay just short of self actualization---I can honestly say that all my other needs have been met at this point. [ [ And, I might add, I prefer to stay just where I am for now! Most people who reach "self actualization" are at or near burnout in my opinion. As you move through the various steps of Maslow's hierarchy, just remember summary provided by Abraham Maslow himself: "Different people have different needs and are motivated by different things." As your career, family and life changes and you grow older, hopefully you will never be self-actualized....you should always strive for something more fulfilling. ] ] (More)