Schemes
Across
- 3. sensorimotor action patterns
- 5. cognitive discomfort
- 8. time of development with greatest amount of accommodation
- 10. building schemes through interaction with the environment
Down
- 1. when schemas can be applied to surrounding environment
- 2. using current schemes to interpret the world
- 4. creating first schemes by having a new experience and repeating it continually
- 6. adjusting old schemes or creating new ones when current schemes do not fit the environment
- 7. the rearranging and linking of new schemes with old ones
- 9. he created a cognitive development theory based off of specific developmental milestones