Piagets tHeoRy 0.0 / 5 ? Health & Social CareHuman Lifespan and DevelopmentBTEC NationalEdexcel Created by: chloeberryxoxoCreated on: 04-04-19 18:40 What did Piaget's theory focus on? How children hold the ability to think 1 of 13 Why can a child not use abstract logical thinking? Child not use abstract logical thinking becuase they are not mature enough 2 of 13 What mind process do children use? Egocentric Thinking - Their own perspective 3 of 13 Name 3 things that happen at the Sensorimotor stage (0-2) They interact using their eyes and ears, Begin remembering at 18 months, invents ways of solving problems 4 of 13 Name 3 things that happen at the Preoperational stage Children use symbols for discoveries, they do not understand how numbers work, Make-believe play takes place 5 of 13 Name 3 things that happen at the Concrete Operational stage Reasoning becomes logical, They understand simple logical principles, Difficulty imagining the information needed to answer a question 6 of 13 Name 3 things that happen at the Formal Operational stage They have the ability to use language, They use Abstract thinking, They use Hypothetical thinking. 7 of 13 What does the Conservation test do? Recognises that children understand that an appearance may change but the quantity stays the same 8 of 13 Critisisms of Piagets theory He based his theory on small number of children. A individuals ability to think logically depends of amount of encouragement 9 of 13 Argument against his theory Children take longer than 11 years to become skilled at abstract logical thinking. cognitive development depends on education quality and environment 10 of 13 Equilibrium Child develops concepts about the world around them 11 of 13 Disequilibrium they experience situations where new information is presented, they become upset 12 of 13 Accomidation When new information is accomidated, orginal knowledge is changed so reach state of equilibrium 13 of 13
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