Piaget Siegler

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Piaget (Siegler Alibali, Baillargeon)Next
time Continue Piaget Information Processing
(Siegler Alibali)
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Flavell, J. H. (1963). The developmental
psychology of Jean Piaget. Princeton, NJ Van
Nostrand.Ginsburg, H., Opper, S. (1988).
Piagets theory of intellectual development (3rd
ed.). Englewood Cliffs, NJ Prentice
Hall.Chapman, M. (1988). Constructive
evolution Origins and development of Piagets
thought. Cambridge, Eng. Cambridge University
Press.
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Piaget

• Historical Overview
• Sources for Work
• Basic Concepts
• Stages
• Cognitive Change
• Follow-Ups and Evaluation

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Biological Concepts
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Biological Concepts

• Organization

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Biological Concepts

• Organization
• Structures

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Biological Concepts

• Organization
• Structures
• Stages

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Biological Concepts

• Organization
• Structures
• Stages
• Adaptation

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Biological Concepts

• Organization
• Structures
• Stages
• Adaptation
• Assimilation

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Biological Concepts

• Organization
• Structures
• Stages
• Adaptation
• Assimilation
• Accommodation

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Sensorimotor Period (c 0-2)

• Schemes
• Action
• Representation
• Object Permanence

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Sensorimotor Period (c 0-2)

• Schemes
• Action
• Representation
• Object Permanence
• Decentering

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Sensorimotor Period (c 0-2)

• Schemes
• Action
• Representation
• Object Permanence
• Decentering
• Invariants

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Preoperational Period (c 2 - 6 or 7)

• Symbolic Ability
• Egocentrism
• Centering

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F07_07
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Concrete-Operational Period (c 6 or 7- 11 or 12)

• Conservation
• Classes
• Relations

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TransitivityA B, B C, A ? CA gt B, B gt C,
A ? C
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Concrete-Operational Period (c 6 or 7- 11 or 12)

• Conservation
• Classes
• Relations
• Operations

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TransitivityA B, B C, A ? CA gt B, B gt C,
A ? C
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Formal-Operational Period (c 11 or 12 --)

• Hypothetical-Deductive Reasoning
• Reversal in the Relation between Reality and
  Possibility
• Decreased Dependence on Immediate Reality