2. Piaget Flashcards

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What is genetic epistemology? (Piaget PCA)

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The study of the origins of knowledge

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What is the term that best describes synthesis of nature and nurture? (Piaget PCA)

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Constructivism

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According to Piaget, what is the child throughout development? (Piaget PCA)

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An active agent

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What is the physical properties of knowledge known as? (Piaget PCA)`

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Physical knowledge

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What is our actions upon objects known as? (Piaget PCA)

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Logical mathematical knowledge

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What must occur in order to progress to the next stage of development? (Piaget PCA)

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Meeting the requirements of the previous stage

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What is children’s knowledge organised into? (Piaget PCA)

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Schemas

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What do early schemas involve? (Piaget PCA)

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Internalised action

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What do later schemas involve? (Piaget PCA)

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Intellectual activity

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What is a key principle according to Piaget? (Piaget PCA)

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Adaptation and organisation

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What is assimilation? (Piaget PCA)

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Incorporating new objects from the environment into pre-existing schemas

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What is accommodation? (Piaget PCA)

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Modifying schemas in response to a new object or event

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What is equilibration? (Piaget PCA)

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A sequential pattern of self-regulation to achieve a balance between maintaining existing schemas and modifying them to deal with new information

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What are the 4 stages to Piaget’s theory and what age group does it involve? (Piaget PCA)

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  1. Sensorimotor (0-2)
  2. Pre-operational (2-7)
  3. Concrete operational (7-11)
  4. Former operations (11+)
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What does the sensorimotor stage involve? (Piaget PCA)

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Moving from reflexes to reflecting

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What does the pre-operational stage involve? (Piaget PCA)

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  • Increased mental representations

- Difficulty in manipulation of mental representation

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What does the concrete operational stage involve? (Piaget PCA)

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  • Classification in multiple dimension

- Understanding compensation

18
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What does the former operational stage involve? (Piaget PCA)

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  • Dissociation of truth from logic

- Strategic planning

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What is the object permanence of the sensorimotor stage? (Piaget PCA)

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Recognition that objects exist in the absence of any sensory perception (out of sight, out of mind)

20
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What is the mental representations of the sensorimotor stage? (Piaget PCA)

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Allows for an understanding of object permanence, e.g. pretend play

21
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What is egocentrism? (Piaget PCA)

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A child only being able to see view points of their own