Piaget's Stages
Babies at this age attempt to get help or what they want.
What is "Means to an End?"
The average age of first acquired adaptation.
When is 1-4 months?
The experiment where caregiver's do not react to baby, causing distress.
What is the still face experiment?
First kind of play, playing alone.
What is solitary play?
Can you give babies water?
NO.
(It will poison them)Babies in this stage try to make things happen again.
What is "make interesting sights last?"
Average age of making interesting sights last.
When is 4-8 months?
What is the error shown when you cover a toy, move it, and the baby still grabs it?
What is the A not B error?
Second kind of play, watching others but not interacting.
What is onlooker play?
Factors that tie into the obesity rate, like how your body like sugars, salts, and fat.
What is the obesogenic environment?
Toddlers in this stage explore everything, ruled by absolute curiosity.
What is the "Little Scientist" stage?
Average age of finding a means to an end.
When is 8-12 months?
What is cognitive egocentrism?
Third stage of play, playing alongside others, but not interacting directly.
What is parallel play?
The stage where babies react to reflexes.
What is "First acquired adaptation?"
Average age of little scientist phase.
When is 12-18 months?
This test proves cognitive egocentrism in toddlers.
What is the three mountains task?
Final stage of play, playing fully and interacting with others.
What is cooperative play?
Toddlers at this age experiment in their imagination
What is "mental combination?"
Average age of mental combination phase.
When is 18-24 months?
Test for self-awareness involving the proxy variable of a dot on baby's face.
What is the rouge test?
Fourth stage of play, like parallel play with light interaction
What is associative play?
The three traits of temperament.
What are effortful control, negative mood, and exuberance?