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On the Cognition in Cognitive Development
Developmental Review, 1999Abstract I argue that Demetriou and Raftopoulos have presented a complex and thought-provoking model of cognitive developmental change, but one that is based on a false and misleading assumption about the nature of representation. This assumption—roughly, that representation is encoding—cannot work and has induced serious problems in the model.
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Cognitive Development in Ageing
2014Cognitive development in ageing is a multidimensional and multidirectional phenomenon characterized by age-related changes in the plasticity of different dimensions of cognitive functions. Gains, stability, and losses can be observed across abilities and across persons as they age.
Zöllig, Jacqueline +4 more
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The nature of cognitive development
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2003Theories of cognitive development have led to enduring and fierce arguments that have been long on rhetoric but short on evidence. Constructivist theory has roots in Piagetian notions of cognitive development as proceeding from self-directed action during infancy. Nativist theories subsequently became popular by producing claims of cognitive precocity,
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Comparative cognitive development
Developmental Science, 2006AbstractThis paper aims to compare cognitive development in humans and chimpanzees to illuminate the evolutionary origins of human cognition. Comparison of morphological data and life history strongly highlights the common features of all primate species, including humans. The human mother–infant relationship is characterized by the physical separation
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The development of implicit intergroup cognition
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2008Challenging the view that implicit social cognition emerges from protracted social learning, research now suggests that intergroup preferences are present at adultlike levels in early childhood. Specifically, the pattern of developmental emergence of implicit attitudes is characterized by (i) rapidly emerging implicit preferences for ingroups and ...
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Nutrition and cognitive development
Nutrition, 1998There has been recent intense interest in the possibility that infants receiving a dietary supply of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), either in breast milk or in a supplemented formula, may perform better on developmental tests than other infants. The only way to resolve this issue is in randomized trials in formula-fed babies, comparing those fed DHA ...
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Cognitive Development and Cognitive Therapy
Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy, 1995Beck’s cognitive theory of psychopathology is integrated with Piaget’s and Bowlby’s structural cognitive-developmental theories. Automatic thought distortions, maladaptive assumptions, and early maladaptive schemas are formed at the preoperational level of intelligence and are marked by structural limitations of moral realism, imminent justice ...
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Cognitive Development in Chimpanzees
2010Cognitive development in chimpanzees has been illuminated through fieldwork and laboratory studies. Their life history reveals the importance of the mother–infant relationship. Females give birth at 5-year intervals on average, and the infants cling to their mothers in the first 3 months. Each chimpanzee community has its own unique cultural traditions,
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