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PSY433: Cognitive Development
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 1 | About this particular outline
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 3.1 | The study o fpsychological functioning in the area of mental operations, largely uninfluenced by individual differences in personality or motivation. This encompasses the area of attention, pattern recognition and other perceptual achievements., memory, problem solving, categorization, and concept formation, language acquisition and use, textual interpretation, and decision making
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 4.1 | General questions in Cognitive Development
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 4.2 | Piaget’s Theory of Development
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 4.2.1.1 | What does it mean to have stages?
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 4.2.2.3 | Concrete Operational
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 4.2.4 | Criticism of Piaget’s Theory
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 4.2.4.1 | What is the evidence for stage-like changes in children’s thinking?
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 4.3 | Information-Processing
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 4.4 | Perceptual Development
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 4.7 | Conceptual Development
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 4.9.2 | Identifying individual words
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 4.9.4 | Implications for instruction
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