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Chapter 5: Cognitive Development During the First Three Years
Guidepost 1: How do infants learn, and how long can they remember?
Guidepost 2: Can infants' and toddlers' intelligence be measured, and how can it be improved?
Guidepost 3: How did Piaget describe infants' and toddlers' cognitive development, and how have his claims stood up?
Guidepost 4: How can we measure infants' ability to process information, and how does this ability relate to future intelligence?
Guidepost 5: When do babies begin to think about characteristics of the physical world?
Guidepost 6: What can brain research reveal about the development of cognitive skills?
Guidepost 7: How does social interaction with adults advance cognitive competence?
Guidepost 8: How do babies develop language?
Guidepost 9: What influences contribute to linguistic progress?







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