Child Development and Pedagogy · Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development
A child is shown two identical beakers with equal amounts of water. When the liquid from one beaker is poured into a tall, narrow glass, the child thinks that the tall glass contains more liquid. This demonstrates that the child has not yet mastered which cognitive principle?
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- 1Object Permanence
- 2Conservation✓
- 3Abstract Reasoning
- 4Transductive Reasoning
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Conservation
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