Vocabulary
Creator of cognitive development theory.
Who is Jean Piaget?
When a child encounters a new object, they learn by using their senses to create object permanence.
People learn in 1 of the following 2 ways:
(both start with "a")
What are "assimilation" and "accommodation?''
Define animism.
What is giving human attributes to inanimate objects?
This stage starts at age __ and ends at age __.
What are 7 and 11?
Define cognition.
What is the mental process by which knowledge is acquired?
What is the formal operational stage?
Order the following processes of question & answer:
Cognition
Response
Stimulus
Stimulus -> Cognition -> Response
_______ development is an important step during this stage.
What is language?
The word concrete in this stage refers to what is ______ (touched, seen, experienced).
What is tangible?
Define stimulus.
What is the question?
The stage in which children start to reason deductively.
What is the concrete operational stage?
What is 4?
At this stage, children can answer "what" but not "___" questions.
What is "why"?
Children become ________ aware in this stage. (aware of their own/feelings of others)
What is emotionally?
Define assimilation.
What is fitting new information into already existing schema?
The stage in which children gain an understanding of the past/future.
What is the pre-operational stage?
Cognition is ___________ (developed over time).
What is developmental?
Children in this stage rely on what they think is right, a.k.a. their_______.
What is intuition?
Children begin to reason _________ during this stage.
What is deductively?
Define accommodation.
What is adjusting schema to fit new situations?
In this stage, children can answer "what" but not "why" questions.
What is the pre-operational stage?
Two things play a role in cognitive development:
________ and ___________
What are environment and genetics?
The pre-operational stage is from age __ to age __.
What is 2-6?
Children begin to think sequentially during this phase. What does this mean?