Cognitive science and genetic epistemology: a case study of understanding

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Psychologists David Leiser and Christine Gillieron explore the character of Jean Piaget's logicomathematical structures in their book, 'Cognitive Science and Genetic Epistemology: A Case Study of Understanding.' The two Genevan trained authors investigate the link between the use of these logicomathematical structures and the process by which tasks are performed by children. Lieser and Gillieron assert that the clarification of this linkage between structure and observation could serve as a foundation for an in-depth analysis of the relations between cognitive science and genetic epistemology.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Criticism and interpretation, Cognitive science, Genetic psychology, Evolutionary psychology

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Understanding Piaget's new theory requires assimilation and accommodation

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Piaget's morphisms theory, which emphasize function, the role of contradictions, the emerging grasp of possibility, the development of correspondences, and intentional logic and meaning was explored. It was difficult to understand but it was cited better than the standard theory. Barrouillet and Poirier were acknowledged for their significant contribution which will aid in the understanding of Piaget's new theory.

Analysis, Concrete operations (Psychology)

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Furthering our understanding of what humans understand

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Human infants display the unique way in which humans communicate through gestures. Numerousity and pointing, in particular, are appreciated by infants in their first year of life. Among the sources used by infants for symbolic gesturing are their own actions with objects, a physical action within a particular context, and the nature of the objects themselves.

Telecommunications systems, Infants, Gesture

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