"Scientific Thinking In Young Children" Flashcards

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What is more effecting to assess children’s knowledge than Piaget’s method of asking open-ended questions on hypothetical scenarios?

A

Asking focused questions about real-life examples.

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How do probabilistic models address the issue of our highly structured, abstract knowledge?

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They suggest real world structure creates patterns that inform our mental structure.

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Give 3 ways children learn like scientists.

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They analyse statistical patterns, do experiments and learn from data and others.

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What is a concern about hypotheses being well confirmed in early life?

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These can be very difficult to revise, and could be damaging hypotheses to uphold.

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What helps university students understand statistics?

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When it is presented as causal inference.

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