week 4 study guide NUR 208-Annabelle
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Edition 2026/2027
Q: piaget's stages of cognitive development
Answer: 1. sensorimotor
2. preoperational
3. concrete operational
4. formal operational
Q: sensorimotor stage
Answer: ages 0-2; coordination of sensory and motor responses and sensory curiosity,
language used for demands, object permanence is developed
Q: preoperational stage
Answer: ages 2-7; symbolic thinking, use of proper syntax & grammar, imagination and
intuition are strong, conservation is developed
Q: concrete operational stage
Answer: Ages 7-11; logical thinking about concrete events
Q: formal operational stage
Answer: 11 years and older. Adolescents think about thinking, use mental operations
to consider unseen hypotheses and solve abstract problems
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: Key developmental achievements in cognitive abilities at
various ages 0-3
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 1 month: cries
, Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 2 months: coos
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 3 months: laughs
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 7 months: responds to name
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 8 months: Makes consonant sounds, responds to "no"
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 10 months: Vocalizes one or two words
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 11 months: shakes head for no
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 12 months: Says 3-5 words in addition to "mama" and
"dada"
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 15 months: names common objects
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 18 months: Vocabulary of 10 or more words
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 24 months: 300-word vocabulary; two-word phrases;
followssimple commands; ~50% intelligible to strangers
Latest Premium Exam Questions and Answers | Expert Verified | Latest
Edition 2026/2027
Q: piaget's stages of cognitive development
Answer: 1. sensorimotor
2. preoperational
3. concrete operational
4. formal operational
Q: sensorimotor stage
Answer: ages 0-2; coordination of sensory and motor responses and sensory curiosity,
language used for demands, object permanence is developed
Q: preoperational stage
Answer: ages 2-7; symbolic thinking, use of proper syntax & grammar, imagination and
intuition are strong, conservation is developed
Q: concrete operational stage
Answer: Ages 7-11; logical thinking about concrete events
Q: formal operational stage
Answer: 11 years and older. Adolescents think about thinking, use mental operations
to consider unseen hypotheses and solve abstract problems
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: Key developmental achievements in cognitive abilities at
various ages 0-3
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 1 month: cries
, Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 2 months: coos
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 3 months: laughs
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 7 months: responds to name
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 8 months: Makes consonant sounds, responds to "no"
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 10 months: Vocalizes one or two words
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 11 months: shakes head for no
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 12 months: Says 3-5 words in addition to "mama" and
"dada"
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 15 months: names common objects
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 18 months: Vocabulary of 10 or more words
Q: cognitive development milestones
Answer: 24 months: 300-word vocabulary; two-word phrases;
followssimple commands; ~50% intelligible to strangers
