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Carrie's mother gave her three cookies as a snack. I have only three cookies, Carrie protested. I want more cookies. Her mother then broke the three in half, they counted the six pieces together, and Carrie stopped protesting. Which stage of development is best illustrated by the fact that Carrie stopped protesting?
 
  a. Sensorimotor
  b. Preoperational
  c. Concrete operational
  d. Formal operational

Ques. 2

A student was asked to conjecture as to what conditions would result in more girls choosing to take advanced science and mathematics courses. According to Piaget, students are able to handle this type of question at what stage of development?
 
  a. Sensorimotor
  b. Preoperational
  c. Concrete operational
  d. Formal operational

Ques. 3

Jerry sorts all the nuts into one pile, the bolts into another, and the washers into a third. Piaget found this operation to be characteristic of what stage of development?
 
  a. Sensorimotor
  b. Preoperational
  c. Concrete operational
  d. Formal operational

Ques. 4

The child is able to arrange three objects in decreasing length. Piaget calls this concept:
 
  a. accommodation.
  b. centration.
  c. classification.
  d. seriation.

Ques. 5

At what stage of cognitive development does the child tend to have a scheme for tree but not for electricity?
 
  a. Sensorimotor
  b. Preoperational
  c. Concrete operational
  d. Formal operational

Ques. 6

Describe holophrases, overgeneralization, and undergeneralization, and explain how they relate to language development.
 
  What will be an ideal response?
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6 years ago
Answer to #1

b

Answer to #2

d

Answer to #3

b

Answer to #4

d

Answer to #5

b

Answer to #6

Holophrases are one-word or two-word utterances that carry as much meaning for the child as complete sentences. Their use is part of early language development. As children's development advances, they tend to overgeneralize their speech, such as using doggie to refer to all furry animals, or undergeneralize, such as using kitty to refer to only their kitty. As development further advances the tendency to overgeneralize and undergeneralize gradually disappears.
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6 years ago
All correct!
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