When there is a different amount of liquid in a tall thin beaker and a small wide beaker, to pass a child must recognise they both have the same amount of liquid.
When there is the same amount of liquid in a tall thin beaker and a small wide beaker, to pass a child must recognise they both have the same amount of liquid.
When there is the same amount of liquid in a tall thin beaker and a small wide beaker, to pass a child must recognise they both do not have the same amount of liquid
When there is a different amount of liquid in a tall thin beaker and a small wide beaker, to pass a child must recognise they both do not have the same amount of liquid
7. During the Sensorimotor stage, do infants have deferred imitation?
No
Yes
I don't know
8. What is episodic memory?
Memory relating to a specific skill
Memory of your personal experiences, bound to a time + place.
Memory based on previous experinces
Memory for factual, world knowledge
9. According to Piaget development is....
Stage-like and Domain-general
Stage-like and Domain-specific
Domain-general and Gradual
Domain-specific and Gradual
10. What is the information processing approach?
The child's mind is born perfect and stays that way forever
A child's mind is made from working together
The child's mind is a self-improving machine
The child's mind is a self-improving machine
11. According to IPA can behaviour/thinking be used to improve your memory?
I don't know
Yes
No
12. What is Myelination?
The process of coating the axon of each neuron with a fatty coating called myelin, which protects the neuron and helps it conduct signals more efficiently.
The process of increases myelin (a liquid substance) inside neurons improving electroconductivity
The increase of grey matter in the brain which helps to speed up the electrical signals neurons send to one another
The process of coating the axon of each neuron with a fatty coating called myelin which protects the neuron from damage.
13. According to the IPA do young children have good episodic memory?
No
I don't know
Yes
Sometimes
14. What age is the Concrete operational stage of Piagets theory of development?
7-11 years
11+ years
birth-2 years
2-7 years
15. What does the Information Processing Approach (IPA) focus on in terms of development?
The parents
Society
The brain
The child
16. The IPA do not see the brain as a machine for manipulating information
I don't know
False (they do)
False (its for observing information)
True
17. According to Vygotsky thinking starts ____ individuals and cognition is ___ first.
between, social
apart from other, about movement
in relation to, about problem solving
between, about instincts
18. What processes does the IPA think development involves?
Domain-encompassing processes
Domain-general processes
Domain-general and Domain- specific processes
Domain- specific processes
19. How do you learn during the concrete operational stage?
You just know things
By observation
By doing things
By thinking about something
20. According to IPA in order to develop you need to make better use of the resources you have
