Chat with AIExam 5: Thinking in Symbols: Development of Representation
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According to Piaget, our current state of knowledge guides our processing, substantially influencing how (and what) new information is acquired. Knowing is an active, constructive process-an interaction between the environment and the active individual who updates and informs expectations based on experiences.
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(47) Explain the appearance/reality distinction as illustrated by De Vries (1969) in which she referred to a type of qualitative constancy as generic identity.
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