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Schemes

Organized ways of making sense of experience/change

Adaptation

Building schemes through direct interaction

Assimilation

Using current schemes to interact with the external world

Accommodation

Creating new schemes

Equilibration

Back & Forth between EQUILIBRIUM +DISEQUILIBRIUM

Equilibrium

Children assimilate more than accommodate

Disequilibrium

Children shift from assimilation to accommodation

Stage 1: Reflexes : Birth-1month

Newborn Reflexes - grasp, suck, look

Stage 2: Circular Reactions: 1-4months

Reactions around own body

Stage 3: Circular Reactions: 4-8months

Reactions with other objects

Stage 4: intentional behaviours: 8-12months

Ability to find a hidden object in the first location (object permanence)

Stage 5: Intentional Behaviours: 12-18months

Experimenting with objects,

Stage 6: mental representation: 18-2yrs

Make believe play, internal depictions of objects, events

Habituation

Decrease in response to a stimulus after being repeatedly exposed to it

Violation of expectation

Habituating infants to a physical event to familiarize them with a situation, their knowledge will be tested.

Make believe

Children’s cognitive and social skills advances.


Memory, logical reasoning, attention.

Dual representation

Viewing a symbolic object as an object and a symbol

Egocentrism

Your own viewpoint, thinking others think/feel the same as you.

Class inclusion/ flowers

Inability to Conserve

Thinking that Physical characteristics of objects remain the same, even when their appearance changes.



Ex: two glasses filled with water

Sticks -short/long

Hierarchical classification

Organizing objects into classes/subclasses on similarities/differences

Seriation

Ordering items- weight/ length

Spatial reasoning

Directions- Maps- organized routes