Piaget Basics
Piaget's Stages
Vygotsky
Attachment
Parenting & Development
100

This is Piaget’s term for mental frameworks used to organize information.

What are schemas?

100

The stage where object permanence develops.

What is the sensorimotor stage? 

100

Piaget focused on the physical environment, while Vygotsky focused on this one. 

What is social environment? 

100

This is the emotional bond between infant and caregiver.

What is attachment?

100

This parenting style is strict and expects obedience.

What is authoritarian?

200

Calling all four-legged animals “dog” is an example of this process.

What is assimilation? 

200

The stage where children struggle with conservation.

What is the preoperational stage? 

200

This is the term for support given to help learning.

What is scaffolding?

200

This research study observed children in a “Strange Situation.”

What is Ainsworth's study?

200

This parenting style has few rules and high freedom

What is permissive/passive?

300

Changing your understanding after learning a zebra is not a horse is this process.

What is accommodation? 

300

The stage where logical thinking about real objects develops.

What is the concrete operational stage?

300

This is the gap between what a child can do alone vs. with help.

What is the zone of proximal development?

300

This attachment type shows distress but is easily soothed.

What is secure attachment?

300

This parenting style is both demanding and responsive.

What is authoritative?

400

Piaget believed children think differently from adults in this key way.

What is thinking in qualitatively different ways? 

400

The stage where abstract and hypothetical thinking begins.

What is the formal operational stage? 

400

Vygotsky believed cognitive development is strongly influenced by this.

What is language/social interaction?

400

This attachment type ignores or avoids the caregiver.

What is avoidant attachment?

400

Children with the highest self-esteem are most often raised by this style.

What is authoritative parenting? 

500

This is Piaget’s core idea about how we make sense of experiences.

What is the process of organizing and adapting schemas?

500

This concept explains why young children cannot see another person’s perspective.

What is egocentrism?

500

This type of speech helps children guide their own thinking.

What is inner speech?

500

This study showed monkeys preferred comfort over food.

What is Harlow's monkey study?

500

This is a major limitation of parenting research.

What is correlation does not equal causation?

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