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Question 1

(0-2) - when babies experience the world through senses and actions.

Answer 1

sensorimotor stage

Question 2

developed in sensorimotor stage

Answer 2

object permanence

Question 3

characterized by “egocentrism” and kids have a hard time understanding and imagining another person’s point of view

Answer 3

preoperational stage

Question 4

child’s ability to mentally represent objects and events with words and images and pretend plays in their imagination

Answer 4

Animism

Question 5

what stage of cognitive development is Animism developed?

Answer 5

Preoperational stage

Question 6

a child’s tendency to fixate on just one aspect of a problem or object

Answer 6

centration

Question 7

ability to understand other people’s feelings, thoughts, and perceptions- as well as their own- and also how to predict behavior

Answer 7

Theory of mind

Question 8

(6-12) - kids start to think logically about concrete events that they’ve actually experienced

Answer 8

concrete operational

Question 9

kids in this stage experience “decentration”, and become able to see beyond just one aspect of an object or problem

Answer 9

concrete operational

Question 10

(12 and so on) - reasoning expanding to include more abstract thinking, problem solving, and hypothetical questions.

Answer 10

formal operational stage