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... Piaget first entered the field of cognitive development when , working in Binet's laboratory , he became intrigued with children's wrong answers to Binet's intelligence - test items . To understand in- telligence , Piaget reasoned ...
... Piaget first entered the field of cognitive development when , working in Binet's laboratory , he became intrigued with children's wrong answers to Binet's intelligence - test items . To understand in- telligence , Piaget reasoned ...
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... Piaget ( 1970 , 1976 ) and in Piaget and Inhelder ( 1969 ) . ( See also Gelman & Baillargeon , vol . III , chap . 3. ) Underlying Piaget's description of the child's in- tellectual development are three core assumptions about the nature ...
... Piaget ( 1970 , 1976 ) and in Piaget and Inhelder ( 1969 ) . ( See also Gelman & Baillargeon , vol . III , chap . 3. ) Underlying Piaget's description of the child's in- tellectual development are three core assumptions about the nature ...
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... Piaget's work with Kohlberg's can be summarized as follows : 1. Like Piaget , Kohlberg's emphasis is on basic cognitive structures that are said to underlie and organize moral reasoning , not upon learning specific moral rules . Like ...
... Piaget's work with Kohlberg's can be summarized as follows : 1. Like Piaget , Kohlberg's emphasis is on basic cognitive structures that are said to underlie and organize moral reasoning , not upon learning specific moral rules . Like ...
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERCEPTION | 3 |
AuditoryHaptic Exploration | 9 |
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