Piaget - Cognitive Development 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyUniversityNone Created by: Abby O'ConnorCreated on: 20-01-13 19:51 What is domain general/specific approach? General = one line of development determines changes in all others. Specific = different lines of development operate independently 1 of 9 What underpins/influences cognitive development? A childs ability to be LOGICAL 2 of 9 Which 3 processes work together to acheive cognitive development? Assimilation, Accommodation and Equilibrium 3 of 9 Name the 4 stages of Piaget's theory and what ages they occur Sensory-motor 0-2yrs, Pre-operational 2-7yrs, Concrete Operational 7-12yrs, Formal Operational 4 of 9 What is the key milestone during Sensory-motor stage? Object Permanence. 5 of 9 What did Piaget's 3 mountains task assess and what did he find? Assessed egocentrism in Pre-operational children. Children 4/5 couldn't decentre view. Only 8-9 could they do it. 6 of 9 What did Hughes find? Policeman doll study children 3.5-5 COULD decentre view, were correct 90 percent of time. 7 of 9 What did Piagets conservation tasks find? Pre-operational children could not successfully carry these out, thought change in superficial appearance led to a change in fundamental quality. 8 of 9 McGarrigle and Donaldson? Naughty teddy. Children aged 4-6 years old. Accidental transformation 80 percent passed. Important of social context and language. 9 of 9
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