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A topical approach to lifespan development exam already graded A with questions and veried answers Piaget believed that children ______ their own cognitive worlds. A) Actively absorb B) Passively Construct C) Passively absorb D) Actively construct - ANSWERD) Actively Construct In Piaget's theory, actions or mental representations that organize knowledge are called: A) Habituation B) Equilibration C) Classifications D) Schemes - ANSWERD) Schemes The ______ stage is the name of the Piagetian stage that occurs between birth and 2 years of age. A) Preoperational B) Formal Operational C) Concrete Operational D) Sensorimotor - ANSWERD) Sensorimotor Place the substages of Piaget's sensorimotor stage in order from first to last. - Coordination of secondary circular reactions - Secondary circular reactions - Internalization of schemes - Simple reflexes - First habits and primary circular reactions - Tertiary circular reactions, novelty, and curiosity - ANSWER1) Simple reflexes 2) First habits and primary circular reactions 3) Secondary circular reactions 4) Coordination of secondary circular reactions 5) Tertiary circular reactions, novelty, and curiosity 6) Internalization of schemes The sensorimotor substage in which sensation and action are coordinated primarily through such behaviors as rooting and sucking is called: A) Internalization of schemes B) simple reflexes C) Coordination of secondary circular reactions D) secondary circular reactions - ANSWERB) Simple reflexes True or false: Piaget believed that children were like sponges and passively absorbed information from the world around them. - ANSWERFalse: Piaget believed that children actively construct their own knowledge When Nancy moves 8-month-old Abigail's toy out of her crib, Abigail begins to look for it. Abigail has developed: A) Object permanence B) Violation of expectations C) Secondary circular reactions D) Intermodal perception - ANSWERC) Object permanence Grasping, strategies for problem solving, driving a car, and balancing a budget are all examples of ______, according to Piaget. A) Encoding B) Strategies C) Accomodations D) Schemes - ANSWERD) Schemes According to the core knowledge approach, the domain-specific innate knowledge systems that infants are born with include which of the following? (Select all that apply) - Intuition - Number sense - Object permanence - Egocentrism - Language - Space - ANSWER- Space - Number sense - Object permanence - Language According to Piaget, at what age does the sensorimotor period end? A) 12 months B) 15 months C) 24 months D) 36 months - ANSWERC) 24 months What is the second stage of Piaget's cognitive theory of development?

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Piaget believed that children ______ their own cognitive worlds.
A) Actively absorb
B) Passively Construct
C) Passively absorb
D) Actively construct - ANSWER>>D) Actively Construct


In Piaget's theory, actions or mental representations that organize knowledge are
called:
A) Habituation
B) Equilibration
C) Classifications
D) Schemes - ANSWER>>D) Schemes


The ______ stage is the name of the Piagetian stage that occurs between birth and 2
years of age.
A) Preoperational
B) Formal Operational
C) Concrete Operational
D) Sensorimotor - ANSWER>>D) Sensorimotor


Place the substages of Piaget's sensorimotor stage in order from first to last.
- Coordination of secondary circular reactions
- Secondary circular reactions
- Internalization of schemes
- Simple reflexes

, - First habits and primary circular reactions
- Tertiary circular reactions, novelty, and curiosity - ANSWER>>1) Simple reflexes
2) First habits and primary circular reactions
3) Secondary circular reactions
4) Coordination of secondary circular reactions
5) Tertiary circular reactions, novelty, and curiosity
6) Internalization of schemes


The sensorimotor substage in which sensation and action are coordinated primarily
through such behaviors as rooting and sucking is called:
A) Internalization of schemes
B) simple reflexes
C) Coordination of secondary circular reactions
D) secondary circular reactions - ANSWER>>B) Simple reflexes


True or false: Piaget believed that children were like sponges and passively absorbed
information from the world around them. - ANSWER>>False:


Piaget believed that children actively construct their own knowledge


When Nancy moves 8-month-old Abigail's toy out of her crib, Abigail begins to look for
it. Abigail has developed:
A) Object permanence
B) Violation of expectations
C) Secondary circular reactions
D) Intermodal perception - ANSWER>>C) Object permanence


Grasping, strategies for problem solving, driving a car, and balancing a budget are all
examples of ______, according to Piaget.

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