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Development

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Jean Piaget Proposed stages of children’s cognitive development.
Schemas Mental frameworks for organizing and interpreting information.
assimilation Interpreting new information using existing schemas.
accomodation Adjusting schemas to incorporate new information.
sensorimotor stage Infants learn through senses and motor actions.
Object Permanence Understanding objects exist even when unseen.
Preoperational Stage Symbolic thinking develops; limited logic.
Conservation Quantity remains the same despite changes in shape.
Reversibility Understanding actions can be mentally reversed.
Concrete Operational Stage Logical thinking about concrete events develops.
Formal Operational Stage Abstract, hypothetical reasoning develops.
Attachment Emotional bond between infant and caregiver.
Imprinting Instinctive early-life attachment during a critical period.
Nature v.s Nurture Genetics versus environmental influences on development.
Phonemes Smallest sound units in language.
Morphemes Smallest meaningful units in language.
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