According to Piaget, children in the ______ stage are limited in that they do not yet possess object permanence.

According to Piaget, children in the ______ stage are limited in that they think egocentrically and intuitively.

According to Piaget, everything children in the ______ stage know and understand is through their five senses and motor skills.

A child might believe that the stars are twinkling because they are happy. This is an example of _____ and _____.

This image reflects the idea that some children believe angels bowling is the cause of thunder.

Which term(s) apply?

A child is talking to his grandmother on the telephone while driving in the car. He assumes she is looking at the same train that he is and asks her how fast it is going.

Which term represents the idea that a child assumes that everyone has the same experiences and perspectives that they do?

A child knows his alphabet, but is not yet able to spell. His teacher is working on three letter words that end in "at." Which term(s) are relevant?

Which of the following would be considered assistance within Zone of Proximal Development when learning to ride a bike?

Which theory suggests that, like a computer, the human brain processes, stores, and retrieves information?

Which two models are associated with the information processing approach?

Theorist and Theory associated with the following terms:

Schemes, Assimilation, Accommodation

Theorist and Theory associated with the following terms:

Social Speech, Private Speech, Inner Speech

Theorist and Theory associated with the following terms:

Scaffolding, Mediation, Zone of Proximal Development

Theorist and Theory associated with the following terms:

Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete Operational, Formal Operational

Theorist and Theory associated with the following terms:

Object Permanence and Intuitive Thought

In information processing theory, the amount of information a person can process at one time.

In information processing theory, the speed at which someone can process information.

Repeating what you see your favorite TV characters do

What Vygotsky termed the speech we use aloud to problem solve