Piaget’s Four Stages of Cognitive Development

This assignment supports the following objective(s):

• Explain milestones in the course of human cognitive development.

Assignment overview

For this week’s assignment, you will use a scenario to explain Piaget’s four stages of cognitive development.

Deliverables

• One Word document (approximately 250 words)

• Name the document using the proper file naming convention: PSY101_wk2_assn_jsmith_mmddyyyy

Assignment details:

Scenario: You are going to make cookies with the help of four children. Charlie is 2 years old, Penelope is 6, Isabelle is 9, and Brian is 11.

1. According to Piaget’s four stages of cognitive development, identify the developmental stage of each child in the above scenario.

2. Then, in your own words explain each developmental stage identified in #1.

3. Based upon Paiget’s four stages of cognitive development, describe how each child will assist in making cookies. For instance, will one child be able to assist in pouring flour into a bowl, whereas another child will simply play with the flour?

Piaget’s Four Stages of Cognitive Development

This assignment supports the following objective(s):

• Explain milestones in the course of human cognitive development.

Assignment overview

For this week’s assignment, you will use a scenario to explain Piaget’s four stages of cognitive development.

Deliverables

• One Word document (approximately 250 words)

• Name the document using the proper file naming convention: PSY101_wk2_assn_jsmith_mmddyyyy

Assignment details:

Scenario: You are going to make cookies with the help of four children. Charlie is 2 years old, Penelope is 6, Isabelle is 9, and Brian is 11.

1. According to Piaget’s four stages of cognitive development, identify the developmental stage of each child in the above scenario.

2. Then, in your own words explain each developmental stage identified in #1.

3. Based upon Paiget’s four stages of cognitive development, describe how each child will assist in making cookies. For instance, will one child be able to assist in pouring flour into a bowl, whereas another child will simply play with the flour?