1. Please list the primary components of Piaget\'s theory of genetic epistemolog

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1. Please list the primary components of Piaget's theory of genetic epistemology a. b. C. 2. What is the goal of the processes executed towards the primary components of Piaget's model? 3. Please name the 2 processes executed towards the schema. a. and b. 3a, what are the 2 goals of the processes executed by the schema? O. and b 4. What inherent properties must the organism process to enable execution of these 2 processes towards the schema? B. 5. What are the consequencels) to the schema when your answers to number 4 are executed? 6. What inherent properties must the organism process for your proper execution of you answer to number 53 7. How is your answer to number 6 related to epistemology? 8. What is the primary topic of concem of epistemology? 9. Please list the 2 subsets contained in your answer to number 8. Set 1: set 2 10. Using the definition of your answer to number 8 provided in class, please ist how the contents of each isted in number 9 are acquired. Set 1: set 2:

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1.There Are Three Basic Components-Schemas; (building blocks of knowledge). Adaptation processes that enable the transition from one stage to another (equilibrium, assimilation, and accommodation) and Stages of Cognitive Development: One of Piaget's many theories was that of Genetic Epistemology, which is the study of the origins (genesis) of knowledge (epistemology). It is a study that involves cognitive developmental psychology. It explains how humans develop cognitively from birth throughout life. It is broken up into the Four Stages of Cognitive Development: Sensorimotor - Birth to age 2, Preoperational - Age 2 to age 7, Concrete Operational - Age 7 to age 11 & Formal Operational - Age 11 to Adulthood. 3.Assimilation involves the interpretation of events in terms of existing cognitive structure whereas accommodation refers to changing the cognitive structure to make sense of the environment. Cognitive development consists of a constant effort to adapt to the environment in terms of assimilation and accommodation. The goal of assimilation is to maintain the status quo. By assimilating information, you are keeping your existing knowledge and schemas intact and simply finding a place to store this new information. It's like buying a new book and finding a place to keep it on your bookshelves. Accommodation, on the other hand, involves actually changing your existing knowledge of a topic. This is like buying a new book, realizing it doesn't fit in any of your existing bookshelves, and buying a whole new shelving unit to store all of your books in. 8.Epistemology is the area of philosophy that is concerned with knowledge. The main concerns of epistemology are the definition of knowledge, the sources of knowledge (innate ideas, experience, etc.), the process of acquiring knowledge and the limits of knowledge. Epistemology considers that knowledge can be obtained through experience and/or reason.A primary concern of epistemology is the very definition of knowledge itself. The traditional definition, since Plato, is that knowledge is justified true belief. Due to time limit only some could be answered,the remaining questions can be asked as another question,they will be answered,thankyou for your cooperation

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