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6. What is centred thinking?
- The idea that thinking is decentred (enanables the height and width of water in a glass to be compared in the conversation task)
- The symbolic thought that focuses on one aspect of a thing. (e.g height of water in a glass)
- The idea that thinking or behavior improves memory
- Learning that improves all aspect of human know-ledge and skill at the same time
7. Where does operation come from?
- Piaget's theory
- The IPA
- The APA
- Vygotsky
8. What happens in the Formal operational stage?
- Children can make new operations just by thinking about them
- hildren can use operations, but can only make new operations through direct experience
- Infants only remember through Formal learning
- Children can learn through symbolic thought but their thinking is centred
9. What is Operation?
- Knowledge that we have about how our own thinking works
- The idea that thinking is decentred
- Knowledge that we have about how others thinking works
- The idea that thinking is centered
10. What happens in the Sensorimotor Stage?
- Infants only remember through Sensorimoter learning
- hildren can use operations, but can only make new operations through direct experience
- Children can make new operations just by thinking about them
- Children can learn through symbolic thought but their thinking is centred
11. What what happens in the Concrete operational Stage?
- Children can learn through symbolic thought but their thinking is centred
- Children can use operations, but can only make new operations through direct experience
- Children can make new operations just by thinking about them
- Infants only remember through Concrete learning
12. What is the three mountains task?
- A test of the children's spacial awareness to understand that it will take longer to cross different mountains
- A test of the children's social understanding in order to work out which mountain they should climb first.
- A test of the children's ability to understand that the world looks different from someone else's perspective
- A test of the children's ability to understand that the world does not look different from someone else's perspective
13. Who came up with Inner speech?
14. Where does Symbolic thought come from?
- Vygotsky's theory
- Piaget's theory
- The APA
- The IPA
15. What is Stage theory?
- A theory of development in which performance improves in jumps rather than gradually.
- A theory of development in which performance improves gradually rather than in jumps
- A theory of learning in which performance improves in jumps rather than gradually.
- A theory of learning in which performance improves gradually rather than in jumps
16. What is Domain-Specific learning?
- Learning that is specialised depending on your age group.
- Learning that improves a specific aspect of human knowledge or skill.
- Learning that improves all aspects of human know-ledge and skill at the same time.
- Learning that relies on you already knowing the answer
17. Where does the Zone of Proximal Development come from?
- The IPA
- Vygotsky
- Piaget
- The APA
18. What is symbolic thought?
- That the idea of a thing is separate from your sensorimotor experience of it
- That the idea of a thing is the same as your sensorimotor experience of it
- That your sensorimotor experience is connected to your opinions
- That your sensorimotor experience is not connected to your opinions
19. In Vygotsky's theory what is inner speech?
- Language that has become internalized (after been first private and then social)
- Language that has become internalized (after been first social and then private).
- Language that has been externalized (after been first private and then social)
- Language that has been externalized (after been first social and then private)
20. What is domain?
- The age range of a human (child-domain, teen-domain, adult-domain)
- An aspect of human knowledge or skill (blinking)
- An aspect of human knowledge or skill (reading)
- An automatic response to certain stimuli
