Jean Piaget-Three Components of Cognitive Development
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Jean Piaget proposed that cognitive development has three components: content, function, and structure. Content refers to the knowledge and concepts that a person has accumulated. Function describes observable behaviors and intellectual activities. Structure represents the underlying organization and mental frameworks that explain a person's behaviors and how they develop through cognitive stages in a stable, continual process.
Jean Piaget-Three Components of Cognitive Development
- 1. JEAN PIAGET THREE COMPONENTS OF COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT Imelda C. Grado
- 2. Cognitive Development and other Factors Three Components of Cognitive Development Content Function Structure • Know about • Observable behavior • Using sensory Motor- conceptual • Intellectual Activity • Characteristics • Intellectual Activity • Stable and continual through cognitive development • Inferred organization process • (Schemata)expl ain particular behavior