This psychologist tested "spontaneous conviction" in test subjects by asking unexpected questions, and he examined the thought process of a group of boys by having them to describe bouquets of flowers.
This psychologist tested "spontaneous conviction" in test subjects by asking unexpected questions, and he examined the thought process of a group of boys by having them to describe bouquets of flowers. This psychologist described adaptation in terms of assimilation and accommodation, which are used by children to change or add to their "schemata." This psychologist pioneered the study of genetic epistemology, theorizing that infants develop "object permanence" in the sensorimotor stage before moving onto the preoperational stage. For 10 points, name this Swiss psychologist who formulated four stages of cognitive development.
This psychologist tested "spontaneous conviction" in test subjects by asking unexpected questions, and he examined the thought process of a group of boys by having them to describe bouquets of flowers.
Jean Piaget