Piaget's Theory

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Matching Pairs Piaget's TheoryOnline version Match each item in the first column to the appropriate item in the second column. by Maria Ippolito 1 Sensorimotor Stage 2 Formal Operations Stage 3 Valerie has learned to eat mashed potatoes with a spoon. When Valerie's mom gives Valerie a bowl of chocoate pudding -- even though the pudding looks different -- Valerie picks up her spoon and eats the pudding using the same scheme as she did to eat the mashed potatoes. What did Piaget called the ability to alter new information to fit an existing scheme? 4 When asked what would happen if no one ever died, Martin responds that – if no person’s life ever ended – that the value we place on life would be diminished. (Three years ago when Martin was asked the same question, he responded that we would run out of space for new houses and apartments for people to live in.) Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Martin in? 5 Concrete Operations Stage 6 Ginny is enjoying playing with her ball and it rolls under the sofa. Ginny does not look for the ball. Piaget would say that Ginny's seeming lack of awareness that the ball continues to exist even though it is out of sight is called? 7 Alexis’s mom gives her a bottle of apple juice. Alexis pours the apple juice into a glass that is shorter and wider than the bottle the apple juice came in. Even though it looks like there is less juice in the glass, Alexis knows the amount of juice is still the same. What did Piaget call the ability to understand that the amount remains the same even when its appearance changes? 8 Tom's teacher gives him 3 plastic cows and 7 plastic horses. The teacher asks Tom if there are more horses or more animals and Tom responds that there are more animals. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Tom in? 9 April tries to feed oatmeal to her doll. April thinks her doll is sad because the doll is hungry. What did Piaget call it when children in the preoperational stage attribute human thoughts and feelings to inanimate objects? 10 Chad's mom has two balls of clay the same size and she flattens one ball into a pancake shape. Chad's mom asks him which has more clay: the pancake or the ball. Chad points to the clay pancake. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Chad in? 11 Preoperational Stage 12 Juli is primarily interested in the playing with her blocks by banging them on the floor, kicking them with her feet, and chewing on the corners of the blocks. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Juli in? 13 Natalie bakes her mom a birthday cake as a surprise. The cake is very dense and flat. Natalie thinks about the cake ingredients and what she might have done wrong. She bakes the cake again the same way except that this time she makes sure to add the right amount of baking powder. What did Piaget call this ability to apply scientific thinking to cognitive tasks? John is capable of thinking about abstractions like comparing the different types of love: for parents, friends, romantic partner. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is John in? Bob is taller than has friend, Josh. Josh tells Bob that Josh is taller than his sister, Lyric. Bob realizes, even though he has not met her, that he is taller than Lyric. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Bob in? hypothetical-deductive reasoning Sensorimotor Stage Paul takes a toy train from Tim that Tim was playing with. Paul is not yet able to think about Tim’s viewpoint (how Tim might feel when the train is taken away). Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Paul in? animism Concrete Operations Stage assimilation a lack of object permanence Formal Operations Stage Steven cannot yet use language or form mental images of objects he has seen like the toy truck he left at his grandmother's house last week. Which of PIaget's stages of cognitive development is Steven in? conservation Preoperational Stage

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Piaget's TheoryOnline version

Match each item in the first column to the appropriate item in the second column.

Sensorimotor Stage

Formal Operations Stage

Valerie has learned to eat mashed potatoes with a spoon. When Valerie's mom gives Valerie a bowl of chocoate pudding -- even though the pudding looks different -- Valerie picks up her spoon and eats the pudding using the same scheme as she did to eat the mashed potatoes. What did Piaget called the ability to alter new information to fit an existing scheme?

When asked what would happen if no one ever died, Martin responds that – if no person’s life ever ended – that the value we place on life would be diminished. (Three years ago when Martin was asked the same question, he responded that we would run out of space for new houses and apartments for people to live in.) Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Martin in?

Concrete Operations Stage

Ginny is enjoying playing with her ball and it rolls under the sofa. Ginny does not look for the ball. Piaget would say that Ginny's seeming lack of awareness that the ball continues to exist even though it is out of sight is called?

Alexis’s mom gives her a bottle of apple juice. Alexis pours the apple juice into a glass that is shorter and wider than the bottle the apple juice came in. Even though it looks like there is less juice in the glass, Alexis knows the amount of juice is still the same. What did Piaget call the ability to understand that the amount remains the same even when its appearance changes?

Tom's teacher gives him 3 plastic cows and 7 plastic horses. The teacher asks Tom if there are more horses or more animals and Tom responds that there are more animals. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Tom in?

April tries to feed oatmeal to her doll. April thinks her doll is sad because the doll is hungry. What did Piaget call it when children in the preoperational stage attribute human thoughts and feelings to inanimate objects?

Chad's mom has two balls of clay the same size and she flattens one ball into a pancake shape. Chad's mom asks him which has more clay: the pancake or the ball. Chad points to the clay pancake. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Chad in?

Preoperational Stage

Juli is primarily interested in the playing with her blocks by banging them on the floor, kicking them with her feet, and chewing on the corners of the blocks. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Juli in?

Natalie bakes her mom a birthday cake as a surprise. The cake is very dense and flat. Natalie thinks about the cake ingredients and what she might have done wrong. She bakes the cake again the same way except that this time she makes sure to add the right amount of baking powder. What did Piaget call this ability to apply scientific thinking to cognitive tasks?

John is capable of thinking about abstractions like comparing the different types of love: for parents, friends, romantic partner. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is John in?

Bob is taller than has friend, Josh. Josh tells Bob that Josh is taller than his sister, Lyric. Bob realizes, even though he has not met her, that he is taller than Lyric. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Bob in?

hypothetical-deductive reasoning

Sensorimotor Stage

Paul takes a toy train from Tim that Tim was playing with. Paul is not yet able to think about Tim’s viewpoint (how Tim might feel when the train is taken away). Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Paul in?

animism

Concrete Operations Stage

assimilation

a lack of object permanence

Formal Operations Stage

Steven cannot yet use language or form mental images of objects he has seen like the toy truck he left at his grandmother's house last week. Which of PIaget's stages of cognitive development is Steven in?

conservation

Preoperational Stage

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Piaget's TheoryOnline version

by Maria Ippolito

Sensorimotor Stage

Formal Operations Stage

Concrete Operations Stage

Ginny is enjoying playing with her ball and it rolls under the sofa. Ginny does not look for the ball. Piaget would say that Ginny's seeming lack of awareness that the ball continues to exist even though it is out of sight is called?

Tom's teacher gives him 3 plastic cows and 7 plastic horses. The teacher asks Tom if there are more horses or more animals and Tom responds that there are more animals. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Tom in?

April tries to feed oatmeal to her doll. April thinks her doll is sad because the doll is hungry. What did Piaget call it when children in the preoperational stage attribute human thoughts and feelings to inanimate objects?

Chad's mom has two balls of clay the same size and she flattens one ball into a pancake shape. Chad's mom asks him which has more clay: the pancake or the ball. Chad points to the clay pancake. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Chad in?

Preoperational Stage

Juli is primarily interested in the playing with her blocks by banging them on the floor, kicking them with her feet, and chewing on the corners of the blocks. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is Juli in?