Jean Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development Crossword Puzzle
Across
- 4. Stage from birth to approximately two years of age
- 7. Year that psychologist Jean Piaget was born
- 9. Understanding that quantity remains the same despite changes in appearance
- 10. Term Piaget used to describe active, learning children testing ideas
- 11. Mental framework used to organize and interpret information
- 12. Process of thinking about one's own thinking processes
- 13. Stage from 7 to 11 years characterized by logical thinking about concrete objects
- 14. Understanding that an operation or action can be mentally undone
- 16. State experienced when encountering information that contradicts existing beliefs
- 17. Reasoning process in the formal operational stage used to deduce conclusions
Down
- 1. Cognitive stage covering the approximate age range of 2 to 7 years
- 2. Understanding that an object continues to exist even when hidden
- 3. Modifying an existing schema to fit new information
- 4. Gradual changes in how individuals think, perceive, and understand the world
- 5. Difficulty in understanding perspectives different from one's own
- 6. Preoperational characteristic involving acquisition of vocabulary and grammar
- 7. Stage beginning around age 12 involving abstract and hypothetical thinking
- 8. Incorporating new information into an existing schema
- 14. Year that psychologist Jean Piaget passed away
- 15. Process of achieving cognitive balance between existing knowledge and new experiences