ACD Chapter 17 Review

Talking to another person, but not listening to what the other person has said.

Second of Piaget's developmental stages in which children have begun to do some mental thinking rather than solving all the problems with their physical actions.

Talking to oneself as though thinking aloud.

Substage of the preoperational stage in which children ages two to 4 years are developing some concepts.

Ability to choose an attribute and group all the objects from a set that possess that attribute.

Ideas that are not directly experience through the senses, but are developed through thought.

Substage of the preoperational stage in which children can solve many problems correctly by imagining how they would act out the solution instead of using logic.

Anything that stands for, but is detached from, the real object, such as words.

Child's belief that everyone thinks in the same way and has the same ideas as he or she does.

Something that is only thought about and not shared with others.