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Category > Psychology Posted 26 Oct 2017 My Price 10.00

identify the stage and the phenomenon displayed by the child

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To help you review Piaget’s Stages of Cognitive Development, identify the stage and the phenomenon displayed by the child in each of the following situations.

1.  A four-year-old insists small people must live in the TV because they are right there behind the glass.

2.  A child adept at roller skating goes ice skating for the first time.  She keeps trying to stand and move jus as on roller skates but falls again and again.  According to Piaget, what is necessary for mastery of this new skill.

3.  An eight-year-old boy threatened to tell his parents when given only one of the three candy bars he and ten-year–old brother were told to share.  The older child then broke his brother’s bar in half and gave him two pieces.  This satisfied both children because they each had two pieces.  Identify the cognitive stages of these children and the disadvantage that allows the younger child to be cheated.

4. Previously, whenever Johnny banged with a spoon, his mother would put it in a drawer and Johnny would quickly move on to something else.  Now that he is eight months old, this isn’t working.  The child continues to demand the spoon even though he can’t see it.  Identify the cognitive stage of this child and the change that has taken place.

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