Name That Stage
What is the first stage of Piagets cognitive development?
What is SENSORIMOTOR STAGE
What is a mental framework that helps a person organize and interpret information?
What is SCHEMA
What is this lesson about? (What was the title?)
What is COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
What part of the brain directs emotions and aggression?
What is AMYGDALA
In which stage do children typically develop the ability to use symbols and engage in pretend play?
What is PREOPERATIONAL STAGE
A child sees a zebra and calls it a horse because it resembles something they already know. What process is occurring?
What is ASSIMILATION
Describe what Nature vs Nurture is
What is “asks whether human behavior, personality, and intelligence are shaped mostly by biology and genetics (nature) or by upbringing and life experiences (nurture)”
What part of the brain sets humans apart from each other by enabling us to process information for planning, remembering, making decisions, solving problems, and thinking creatively
What is FRONTAL LOBE
What stage can a child logically solve problems involving real objects but struggles with abstract ideas?
What is CONCRETE OPERATIONAL STAGE
A child learns that a zebra is different from a horse and changes their understanding. What process is occurring?
What is ACCOMMODATION
Name 1 of the key components of Cognitive Development.
What is THINKING AND REASONING, MEMORY, LANGUAGE, OR PERCEPTION
Which part of the brain handles basic functions such as heart rate and blood pressure
What is BRAIN STEM
In what stage can a teenager reason about hypothetical situations and abstract concepts?
What is FORMAL OPERATIONAL STAGE
What term describes the process of trying to create a balance between existing knowledge and new information?
What is EQUILIBRATION
Name 1 key detail on development.
What is 1. people develop at different rates, 2. development is relatively orderly 3. development takes place gradually
Which part of the brain is critical for recalling new information and recent experiences
What is HIPPOCAMPUS
Put Piaget‘s four stages in order.
What is 1. SENSORIMOTOR 2. PREOPERATIONAL 3. CONCRETE OPERATIONAL 4. FORMAL OPERATIONAL
A student believes all birds can fly. Then they learn that penguins cannot fly and must change their understanding of birds. Which 2 Piaget Process is used?
What is ASSIMILATION AND ACCOMMODATION
What is Piaget‘s full name?
What is JEAN WILLIAM FRITZ PIAGET
What part of the brain is involved in our ability to learn new information, particularly verbal
What is THALAMUS