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| Goal is to differentiate self from non-self |
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| Works toward autonomy by satisfying impulses. (ie going to the bathroom by themselves, feeding themselves, dressing themselves) |
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| Understands and obeys rules, but only for selfish reasons; "Don't get caught!" |
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| Obeys rules because other people do as well; goal is to fit in with group. |
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| Understands rules aren't always firm; develops ideal (vs. actual) self. |
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| Understnads abstract morality; bases behavior on personal standard. |
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| Increased understanding of different perspectives of others ("I get that you're view is different, but I think it's wrong.") |
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| Awareness of others' need for autonomy; aware of inner conflicts. ("You're different and you are that way for your own reasons. Your view may be right, mine may be wrong.") |
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| Integrated whole; appreciation (not just tolerance) for others' perspectives. |
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