The Growth of Logical Thinking from Childhood to Adolescence

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The Growth of Logical Thinking from Childhood to Adolescence is a seminal developmental psychology book, co-authored with Jean Piaget, that systematically examines how children's reasoning and problem-solving abilities evolve into formal logical thought during adolescence.

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instanceOf book
developmental psychology book
psychology book
addresses development of logical structures
individual differences in reasoning
role of experience in cognitive development
role of maturation in cognition
associatedWithConcept formal operational stage
associatedWithTheory stage theory of cognitive development
author Bärbel Inhelder NERFINISHED
Jean Piaget NERFINISHED
citedBy research on logical reasoning in children
research on scientific thinking in adolescence
examines development of problem-solving abilities
development of reasoning
transition from concrete to formal operations
field cognitive psychology
developmental psychology
focusesOnAgeRange adolescence
childhood
genre academic monograph
hasEnglishTitle The Growth of Logical Thinking from Childhood to Adolescence NERFINISHED
impact seminal work in developmental psychology
influenced curriculum design for science education
educational psychology
research on adolescent reasoning
introducesConcept hypothetico-deductive reasoning
propositional logic in adolescence
systematic combinatorial reasoning
language French
mainTopic Piagetian stages of development
cognitive development
formal operational thought
logical thinking
reasoning in children
methodology clinical interview method
experimental tasks with children
originalTitle La croissance de la pensée logique de l’enfant à l’adolescent NERFINISHED
perspective constructivist psychology
publicationPeriod 20th century
theoreticalFramework Piagetian theory of cognitive development
usedIn psychology education
teacher training

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Bärbel Inhelder coAuthorOf The Growth of Logical Thinking from Childhood to Adolescence
Bärbel Inhelder notableWork The Growth of Logical Thinking from Childhood to Adolescence