Lecture 2: PIAGET Flashcards

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What is the main concept behind the theory?

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  • The theory is a constructionist theory
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What are schemas?

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  • mental representations
    change through:
  • Assimilation: integration of new input into existing schema
  • Accommodation: adjustment of existing info due to disequilibrium.
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What are the 4 stages of development?

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  1. Sensorimotor stage (0-2 years)
  2. Pre-operational (2-7)
    - Pre- conceptual stage (2-4)
    - The intuitive thought (4-7)
  3. The concrete operational stage (7-12)
  4. The formal operational stage (12 + )
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Sensorimotor Stage

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increasingly able to explore using their sensory motor system.
Begin to develop mental representations
Object permanence (things exist when hidden)
Self awareness

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The pre- operational stage

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The pre conceptual stage
Egocentrism: Piaget and Inhelder the three mountain task (4 year olds cant do it, 6 year olds pick a view different from their own but not the correct one, 7/8 year olds correct)
Pretend play 
Reduction in animism 
The intuitive thought stage 
Develop symbolic thought
same object can be different sizes 
systematically order or group items
Conservation
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The concrete operational stage

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metacognition 
conserve weight height 
reversibility
cause and effect
concrete thinking
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The formal operational stage

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hypothetical reasoning

complex conclusions

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8
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limitations

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some children develop earlier
children might be taught
abstract thinking might come much later
tasks are too advanced.

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Specific limitation:

Object permanence could come earlier

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Bower (1972) infants show surprise when items disappear

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10
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Mental representations might develop earlier

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Meltzoff and Moore (1994) infants can still bend their tongue after 24 hours.

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egocentrism - limitation

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Borke (1975) when the 3 mountain task was reworded using sesame street characters 3-5 year olds pass.
Hughes (1975) found that 3 year olds can hide a naughty doll from the police.

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12
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conservation limitation

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McGarringle and Donaldson (1974) naughty teddy got muddled - 4 year olds answered
Light et al (1979) 70% 4 year olds demonstrated it if explained

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13
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when does egocentricm develop ?

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Pre- operational stage 
Piaget and Inhelder 3 mountain task 
4 yr olds - fail 
5 yr olds - learn 
7/8 yr olds pass
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14
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Darner and Day (1977) Stages

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The stages are not accurate, abstract thinking deveops much later than 12, sometimes never.

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