Piaget's Most Important Contribution to the Study of Infant Cognition

question 81

Multiple Choice

Piaget's most important contribution to the study of infant cognition may have been

• A)the development of accurate,age-graded stages.
• B)discovering that infants can perform delayed imitation.
• C)the idea that infants are active learners.
• D)the idea that physical manipulation of objects is required for infant learning.

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Definitions:

Sand Dunes

Mounds or ridges of sand formed by the wind or sometimes by water flow, common in deserts and on beaches.

Crescent Shapes

Forms or structures that are shaped like a crescent moon, often found in dune and ripple markings.

Loess Deposits

Fine-grained, wind-blown sediments that can form thick, fertile soil layers.

Sediment

Particulate organic and inorganic matter that accumulates in a solid layer on the surface of land or within bodies of water.