Cognition involves our ability to...

think, reason, understand, and remember information

feel and understand others’ emotions and relationships

adjust and regulate our motor skills

The order of Piaget’s developmental stages can be described as:

sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational

sensorimotor, sensorineural, formal operations, concrete operational

preoperational, formal operational, sensorineural, sensorimotor

sensorimotor, preoperational, formal operational, concrete operational

the ability to engage in abstract thought, and deductive and inductive reasoning

the ability to engage in conservational thinking

goal-directed or intentional action

the order of the stages cannot be varied or changed

the order of the stages can be changed or varied

all children can go in and out of stages

it depends on the child’s development and abilities

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1Cognition involves our ability to...
1. Afeel and understand others’ emotions and relationships
2. Bthink, reason, understand, and remember information
3. Cadjust and regulate our motor skills
4. Dengage in language processes
2According to theorist Jean Piaget, developmental changes in children are essentially similar universally and thus children achieve the same milestones at relevant developmental stages.
1. AVerdadero
2. BFalso
3The order of Piaget’s developmental stages can be described as:
1. Asensorimotor, sensorineural, formal operations, concrete operational
2. Bpreoperational, formal operational, sensorineural, sensorimotor
3. Csensorimotor, preoperational, formal operational, concrete operational
4. Dsensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational
4The key characteristics of the stage of ‘formal operations’ stage include:
1. Athe ability to engage in abstract thought, and deductive and inductive reasoning
2. Bthe ability to engage in conservational thinking
3. Csymbolic thought and language
4. Dgoal-directed or intentional action
5According to Piaget, the stages that children go through are ‘invariant’. Invariant means that:
1. Athe order of the stages can be changed or varied
2. Ball children can go in and out of stages
3. Cit depends on the child’s development and abilities
4. Dthe order of the stages cannot be varied or changed

Descripción: Education Test sobre EDBED Chapter Three: Cognitive Development, creado por Kaitlyn Roselyn el 13/10/2021.
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