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Does research support the idea that young children are ‘egocentric’? Discuss, using evidence and ideas from developmental psychology. (1500)
How would you tackle this? and who would you mostly talk about?
How would you tackle this? and who would you mostly talk about?
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(Original post by karol1103)
Does research support the idea that young children are ‘egocentric’? Discuss, using evidence and ideas from developmental psychology. (1500)
How would you tackle this? and who would you mostly talk about?
Does research support the idea that young children are ‘egocentric’? Discuss, using evidence and ideas from developmental psychology. (1500)
How would you tackle this? and who would you mostly talk about?
You will likely want to spend most of your time detailing the most important criticisms of the egocentrism theory in a separate paragraphs, and giving your own evaluation for each criticism in the paragraph.
One of the main criticisms of Piaget's "tasks" is that younger children would fail the tasks Piaget used because they were unnecessarily complicated (i.e. you get false negative errors).
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(Original post by iammichealjackson)
You need to read the literature first, and the ideas (particularly the main criticisms of the theory) in there will tell you how to structure your essay.
You will likely want to spend most of your time detailing the most important criticisms of the egocentrism theory in a separate paragraphs, and giving your own evaluation for each criticism in the paragraph.
One of the main criticisms of Piaget's "tasks" is that younger children would fail the tasks Piaget used because they were unnecessarily complicated (i.e. you get false negative errors).
You need to read the literature first, and the ideas (particularly the main criticisms of the theory) in there will tell you how to structure your essay.
You will likely want to spend most of your time detailing the most important criticisms of the egocentrism theory in a separate paragraphs, and giving your own evaluation for each criticism in the paragraph.
One of the main criticisms of Piaget's "tasks" is that younger children would fail the tasks Piaget used because they were unnecessarily complicated (i.e. you get false negative errors).
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Look into Piagets three mountain task, its all about children and egocentrism- there is lots of research on that
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Look into Piagets three mountain task, its all about children and egocentrism- there is lots of research on that
Look into Piagets three mountain task, its all about children and egocentrism- there is lots of research on that
feel like i need so much more!!!
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(Original post by karol1103)
thanks very much, but how else would you do this? as I've mentioned before, all I have is Piaget
feel like I need so much more!!!
thanks very much, but how else would you do this? as I've mentioned before, all I have is Piaget
feel like I need so much more!!!
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