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A developmental framework for research with gifted children
- Education
- 1982
By extending and transforming certain Piagetian ideas about development, it is possible to construct a coherent framework for research on creativity, giftedness, and genius.
TITLE An Examination of the Relationship Between Memory and Higher Thought Processes Using a Sample of Fifth Grade Children
- Education
- 2008
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THE ABILITY TO CONSERVE VOLUME OF A SOLID AMONG SELECTED INDIAN AND CAUCASIAN PUPILS
- Education, Economics
- 1969
x CHAPTER I. THE PROBLEM., ASSUMPTIONS, LIMITATIONS AND DEFINITIONS OF THE STUDY I The Problem
An application of cognitive‐developmental theory to the identification of gifted children
- Psychology
- 1982
Relating cognitive‐developmental theory to ideas about defining and assessing giftedness clarifies identification and definitional issues, and focuses on the need for practical innovations in the…
The Evolution of consciousness: A theory of Historical and personal transformation
- Physics
- 1993
Abstract A dynamical systems theory of transpersonal growth/evolution is sketched out, based on The Grand Evolutionary Synthesis
A Cognitive Developmental Model of Rigidity in Senescence
- PsychologyInternational journal of aging & human development
- 1983
The rigidity construct is reinterpreted in terms of the cognitive developmental approach, with an emphasis on the structural and operational properties of rigidity.
The Cognitive-Affective Dualism of Music Learning
- Education
- 1983
This paper addresses basic issues concerning the relationships between cognitive and affective growth in children. A theoretical model of affective development, proposed by Giblin (1981), is compared…
Continuity and Discontinuity of Development in the Equilibrium Model.
- EconomicsThe Journal of general psychology
- 1971
In this chapter three subsequent studies of the determinants of development in the Equilibrium Model are examined, one of which focuses on the role of language.
Trying to Make Sense of Self
- Psychology
- 2002
Dans cet article, l'A. tente de comprendre ce qui, a travers son histoire familiale, lui a fait choisir une carriere universitaire sur la famille et les relations parent-enfant
BILINGUAL EXPERIENCE AND PSYCHOLINGUISTIC ABILITY
- Linguistics
- 1966
The pros and cons of exposing small children to a second language, and the effects of this early bilingual experience on future school progress.
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The Moral Judgment of the Child
- Psychology
- 1932
The Moral Judgment of the Child By Jean Piaget The seminal book by this century's most important developmental psychologist chronicles the evolution of children's moral thinking from preschool to…
The directive function of speech in development and dissolution
- Engineering
- 1959
A dock lift has a platform connected at each side to a frame by a scissors apparatus. At one end, a pair of crossed hydraulic cylinders connect the platform and the frame. The hydraulic connections…
THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN
- Psychology
- 1961
Smedslund, J. The acquisition of conservation of substance and weight in children. I. Introduction. Scand. J. Psychol., 1961, 2, 11–20.—This is the first in a series of articles concerning the…
A STUDY OF THE CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE IN THE JUNIOR SCHOOL CHILD
- Philosophy
- 1960
Summary. Almost all the children in a Junior school were tested individually, along the lines initiated by Piaget, in an effort to trace the development of the concept of invariance of substance, and…
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- Psychology
- 1925
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The Psychology Of Intelligence
- Psychology, Art
- 1950
Think of developmental psychology, and the name of Jean Piaget immediately springs to mind. His theory of learning lies at the very heart of the modern understanding of the human learning process,…
THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN: II.External reinforcement of conservation of weight and of the operations of addition and subtraction
- Psychology
- 1961
Smedslund, J. The acquisition of conservation of substance and weight in children. II. External reinforcement of conservation of weight and of the operations of addition and subtraction. Scand. J.…