An Outline of Piaget's Developmental Psychology.

by Ruth Mary Beard

First published in 2006. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Genres: Psychology

Paperback

First published January 28, 1969

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[Aaron Michael · Rating 3 out of 5]

1 The development of intelligence
Introduction
Basic cognitive processes
Development in children's thinking
The main periods of development
Experiments in England

2 The sensori-motor period
Sub-stages i and ii
Reflex exercises and primary circular reactions
Sub-stage iii—The secondary circular reactions
Notions of the object, space, time and physical causality
Sub-stage iv—Coordination of secondary schemas
Notions of the object, space, time and physical causality
Sub-stage v—Tertiary circular reactions
Notions of the object, space, time and physical causality
Sub-stage vi—The invention of new means through mental combinations
Discussion

3 The pre-conceptual sub-stage
Imitation, play and rules
Reasoning in the young child
Implications for Nursery School teachers

4 The intuitive sub-stage
Imitation, play and rules
The beginning of conceptual thinking
Concepts of the world and of physical causality
Number, time and quantities
Spatial concepts
Some implications for Infants' School teachers

5 The sub-period of concrete operations
The laws of groupings
Play in the period of concrete operations
Some late misconceptions among English children Limitations in thinking during the period of concrete operations
Spatial concepts
Discussion

6 The period of formal operations
Assumptions, hypotheses and laws
Definitions and symbolism
Continuity and infinity
Relations between relations
Implications for Secondary School teachers
Concluding remarks

[Andrei · Rating 4 out of 5]

A psicologia de Piaget e suas aplicações educacionais, resumo sintético de casos e teorias.