1st Stage
The age range of Piaget's first Stage
What is Birth to 2 years
The age range of Piaget's second stage
What is 2 years to 7 years
What is 7 years to 11 years
The age range of Piaget's fourth stage
What is 12 years to adulthood
Babies are more capable of learning these than the researchers thought
What are patterns
The developmental phenomena often seen in the second stage
What is pretend play and egocentrism
Children learn to consider these all at once during Piaget's third stage
What are multiple aspects of a situation
Reasoning gained in Piaget's fourth stage
What is abstract reasoning or mature moral reasoning
The name of Piaget's first stage of development
What is the Sensorimotor Stage
The name of Piaget's second stage of development
What is Preoperational
The name of Piaget's third stage of development
What is Concrete Operational
The name of Piaget's fourth stage of development
What is Formal Operational
The age range where babies aquire object permanence
What is 6 to 8 months
The definition of conservation in Piaget's context
What is the principle that quantity remains the same despite changes in shape
What children come to understand during Piaget's third stage
What is the fact that value, quantity, and mass remain the same even if it's appearance changes
Developmental phenomena in Piaget's fourth stage
What are abstract logic and mature moral reasoning
The definition of Object Permanence
What is remembering the existance of something after it is out of sight
The definition of Preoperational
What is unable to perform mental operations
Children begin to group objects based on these differences
What are similar characteristics
The definition of Formal Operational
What is thinking logically about abstract situations