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Piaget, Jean (1896–1980)

, 2018
The Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget was the founder of the field we now call cognitive development. His own term for the discipline was ‘genetic epistemology’, reflecting his deep philosophical concerns. Among Piaget’s most enduring contributions were his remarkably robust and surprising observations of children.
Niusha Ghazban, Jean-Paul Boudreau
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Piaget, Jean (1896–1980)

, 2006
Kevin White
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