Chapter 12 Flashcards
Which of the following would a concrete operational child not be able to do?
a. mathematical subtraction
b. thinking about something from someone else’s perspective
c. placing objects in sequences based upon abstract symbols
d. thinking about objects they haven’t seen before
c. placing objects in sequences based upon abstract symbols
in cognitive development, decentration means:
the ability to focus simultaneously on multiple aspects of a problem
Key component of the information processing view of cognitive development includes:
selective attention process
selective attention refers to
ability to focus on relevant features of a task.
awareness of the functioning of one’s memory processes is called
metamemory.
which theorist proposed the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence?
Sternberg
Which of the following is true of culture free intelligence tests?
a. they haven’t lived up to their promise
b. they’ve been in use for less than 20yrs.
c. they’ve been largely successful
d. these tests haven’t been developed
a. haven’t lived up to their promise.
which memory process lasts for up to 30 seconds w/o rehearsal?
short-term.
Piaget proposed that moral development in children happens in
two overlapping stages
Piaget would agree most w/ which of the following statements?
a. learning is driven by biology
b. cognitive development is variable & unpredictable
c. cognitive development differs from culture to culture
d. learning should be process of active discovery
d. learning should be process of active discovery
how many chunks of information can the typical adult keep in short-term memory at 1 time?
7 plus/minus 2.
how much info can be stored in long-term memory?
there is no known limit
which of the following would a concrete operational child be able to do?
a. subtract 3 from 6 & get 3
b. reverse their thinking
c. add 3 plus 3 to get 6
d. each of these
d. each of these
conservation of mass usually develops before conservation of volume. This illustrates:
a. automatic transfer of knowledge
b. egocentric development
c. sequential development
d. decentration
c. sequential development
according to Kohlberg, children progress @ different rates through his stages of moral development &:
a. all children eventually reach highest stage
b. most people remain at stage 2
c. vary in sequence in which they go through each stage
d. not all children (or adults) reach highest stage
d. not all children (or adults) reach highest stage.