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Piaget's Stages of Child Development

The document contains 10 questions about Piaget's stages of cognitive development. It asks about the age ranges of the sensorimotor stage and preoperational period, as well as concepts like object permanence, conservation, seriation, classification, one-to-one correspondence, and the concrete operational and formal operational stages. The answers provided define these key terms and concepts from Piaget's theory of cognitive development.

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Piaget's Stages of Child Development

The document contains 10 questions about Piaget's stages of cognitive development. It asks about the age ranges of the sensorimotor stage and preoperational period, as well as concepts like object permanence, conservation, seriation, classification, one-to-one correspondence, and the concrete operational and formal operational stages. The answers provided define these key terms and concepts from Piaget's theory of cognitive development.

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Questions

1. Which age is the sensorimotor stage from - to?

- From birth to 2 years old.

2. What is object permanence?

- It is understanding the objects that the child cannot be observed such as


seen, heard and touched .

3. What ages is the preoperational period from to?

- From 2 to 7 years old.

4. What is conservation?

- It is ability to retain original image.

5. What is seriation?

- It is one of the important processes which refers to the ability to sort


objects that according to any characteristic such as size, color and shape

6. What is classification?

- It's mean putting thing into a group according to particular


characteristics so it is easier to make sense of them.

7. What is one to one correspondence?

- It means one group understanding the number of things in other group.

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8. According to Piaget children between ages 7-11 are in which stage?

- Concrete Operational .

9. What can children in the above stage do that preoperational children are
unable to do?

- Some child between ages 7 to 11 can conserve and some not but in ages
2 to 7 they can know the size big or small , heavy and light.

[Link] is Piagets final stage called?

- Formal Operational.

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