Piaget Believed Children Couldn't Grasp Analogies Because They Lacked

question 32

Multiple Choice

Piaget believed children couldn't grasp analogies because they lacked:

• A) executive functioning
• B) preoperational thought
• C) iconic memory
• D) logical operators

Differentiate between the types of memory storage locations in the brain.

Identify and explain the theories of forgetting and memory decay.

Understand the impact of brain damage on memory functions.

Describe the process and implications of memory consolidation and retrieval.

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Definitions:

Intimacy Versus Isolation

A stage in Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development where the challenge is to develop close, intimate relationships with others.

Negative Experiences

Events or occurrences perceived as unfavorable or harmful, impacting an individual's mental or emotional well-being.

Neuroticism

An attribute of someone's persona distinguished by their susceptibility to rapid emotional changes, unease, irritability, preoccupation, and despair.

Longitudinal Studies

Investigative techniques that include multiple observations of the same factors over periods that can be either brief or extended.