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Unit 6 – Developmental Psychology
Topic 6.1
How has our understanding shifted regarding infants' cognitive abilities during their first year?
From believing infants lack any real cognition to understanding they can form basic concepts and even have a rudimentary understanding of physics.
From regarding infants as non-observant to recognizing them as masters of abstract thinking.
From considering infants highly intelligent to believing they lack any cognitive ability until their second year.
The understanding of infant cognition has not changed over time.
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