Know the stages
This is know as the first stage age (0-2)
The sensorimotor Stage
Children in the sensorimotor stage use complex language to understand the world.
False (they use senses and actions).
According to Piaget, this is the age range when the formal operational stage typically begins.
This is the approximate age range for Piaget's preoperational stage.
2-7
What is the approximate age range for the concrete operational stage?
What is 7 to 11 years old?
Know as the 2nd Stage ageing from (2-7)
The preoperational Stage
The understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be seen, heard, or touched.
Object permanence
Piaget’s fourth and final stage of cognitive development.
Formal operational stage
The preoperational stage is which number in Piaget's stages of cognitive development?
According to Piaget, this is the ability to understand that an object retains its quantity even if its appearance changes.
What is Conservation?
The 3rd Stage age (7-11)
Concrete operational
The two primary ways infants learn about the world during this stage, according to Piaget.
Senses and motor behaviors
According to research, all people in all cultures reach the formal operational stage.
False
A child believes that breaking one graham cracker into two pieces means they have "more" food. This is an example of failing to understand this concept.
What is conservation of number/amount?
During this stage, children can mentally undo an action, a skill known as this.
What is Reversibility?
The final stage age (12+)
Formal Operational
The approximate age range when a child develops object permanence. (In months not year)
8-12
This is the primary type of thinking that differentiates this stage from the Concrete Operational stage.
Abstract Thinking
This is the term for a child's inability to see a situation from another person's perspective.
Egocentrism
This term refers to the mental representations of familiar, large-scale spaces, such as a school or neighborhood
What are Cognitive Maps?
There is only 4 stage so here have some free points
FREE POINTS
The type of circular reaction that involves deliberate, intentional action to create a specific result
What is Secondary Circular Reactions?
This is the ability to consider multiple viewpoints and abstract concepts simultaneously.
Second Over-thinking
This is the term for the inability to understand that an operation can go in two or more directions.
Irreversibility
This, a form of mental seriation, is the ability to logically combine relations to reach a conclusion (e.g., if A>B and B>C, then A>C).
What is Transitive Inference?