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| fitting objects and experiences into ones schema |
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| a conceptual framework; what a person uses to make sense of the world |
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| the adjustment of ones schema to new experiences and events |
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| a child's realization that an object exists even when they can not touch it. |
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| a child's ability to picture something in their mind |
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| the idea that a quantity does not change when its appearance does |
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| a young child's inability to look at something from another point of view |
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| inherited tendencies displayed by newborn animals |
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| parents control the behavior and attitude of their children |
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| children and parents participate in decisions that affect their lives |
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| parents are less controlling; children have final say |
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| the process in which the child adopts the beliefs of their same-sex parent |
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| children's play that involves taking adult roles |
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| redirecting sexual impulses into learning tasks |
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| the process of learning behaviors and rules of a culture in which the child will live |
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