Paper 3: Cognitive Development Flashcards

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What are Piaget’s 6 building blocks?

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Schema
Operations
Assimilation
Accommodation 
Equilibrium
Disequilibrium
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What is a schema?

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Cluster of related facts

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What are operations?

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A combination of schemas

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What is assimilation?

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Using existing schemas to deal with a situation

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What is Accommodation?

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Adapting schemas do deal with a new situation

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What is equilibrium?

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Balance between existing schemas and new experiences

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What is disequilibrium?

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Imbalance of existing schemas and new experiences

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What is object permanence and in what stage does it develop?

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Understanding that objects exist when out of sight

Sensorimotor stage

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What is conservation and when is it lacked and developed?

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Understanding quantity does not change despite appearance changing
Lacked in pre operational
Developed in concrete operational

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10
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What is animism and in what stage does it develop?

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Belief animals have feelings

Pre-operational

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What is class inclusion and in what stage does it develop?

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Knowing classes have subsets

Lacked in pre-operational

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What is egocentrism and in what stage does it develop?

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Lack of understanding that people have different viewpoints

In pre-operational

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13
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When did Piaget say object permanence developed?

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9 months

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14
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How does Vygotsky suggest that cognition develops?

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Through interaction

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15
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Vygotsky

What is social speech?

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Using words to communicate

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16
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Vygotsky

Context and culture

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Can affect interactions

17
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What is the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)?

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Distance between child’s ability alone and when helped by another person

18
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What is scaffolding?

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Help and guidance from a more knowledgeable other

19
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What is the core knowledge theory?

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Children are born with a innate understanding of physical objects

20
Q

What are the two stages of violation of expectation?

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Familiarisation and split and violate

21
Q

What are examples of violation of expectation experiments?

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Carrot study

Drawbridge study

22
Q

What did Baillargeon suggest about object permanence?

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Develops earlier then Piaget suggested but just lack the motor skills
3.5-4 months

23
Q

When does self recognition develop?

24
Q

What is theory of mind?

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An individuals understanding that other people have separate mental states and see world from another’s point of view

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What does theory of mind allow us to do?
See other perspectives
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How is theory of mind tested?
False belief task
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Autism
Spectrum condition which typically involves avoidance of social contact, abnormal language and stereotypic behaviours
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What are the symptoms of autism divided into?
Social and emotional Flexibility of thought Language and communication
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What study supports TOM as a explanation for autism?
The sally Anne test