Summary : Class inclusion : is there a semantic effect ? An obvious fact is brought to light through a first experiment : among five-year-old children, the designation of things which belong to the real world cornes earlier for the typical category members in comparison with non-typical members. It's the same for the categories situated at the basic level in comparison with more inclusive categories. Can we consider intro-ducing through the medium of the degree of typicality of the instances, and of the level of abstraction of the categories, variations in the acquisition of the logical relation of inclusion. In order to test this hypothesis, through a second experiment, 24 six-year-old children answer questions such as : « Are there more b...
Contribution for learning of making class inclusion relations explicit Knowledge acquisition depen...
Summary: How big is it? How do children deal with size from age 6 to 11 ? Does the relative nature o...
Les enfants apprennent avec une apparente facilité le sens des mots. Pourtant, déduire quel est le r...
Summary : Class inclusion : is there a semantic effect ? An obvious fact is brought to light through...
Summary : Changes in prototype categories and performance on inclusion tasks in six to ten year olds...
Summary : From empirical to logical reasoning in children ? A structuralist approach of class inclus...
Natural classification : Basic level and typicality. - All the surveys reported here stress that the...
Summary : Structural discontinuity andjor functional continuity : the development of classification ...
Summary : Categorization, concept formation and induction: The role of perceptual and conceptual inf...
In order to shed light on the development of quantification in situation involving concrete classes ...
How help children to categorize ? - In tasks of categorization, the links children make depend on th...
Summary : Development of categorization : Is late class inclusion failure explained by a lack of inh...
International audienceL'objectif principal de cet ouvrage est de faire une analyse, dans une perspec...
Inhelder, Sinclair and Bovet (1974) accounted for the acquisition of class inclusion competence by m...
13 pagesSeveral routes may be implied in categorization development. Recent data suggest different w...
Contribution for learning of making class inclusion relations explicit Knowledge acquisition depen...
Summary: How big is it? How do children deal with size from age 6 to 11 ? Does the relative nature o...
Les enfants apprennent avec une apparente facilité le sens des mots. Pourtant, déduire quel est le r...
Summary : Class inclusion : is there a semantic effect ? An obvious fact is brought to light through...
Summary : Changes in prototype categories and performance on inclusion tasks in six to ten year olds...
Summary : From empirical to logical reasoning in children ? A structuralist approach of class inclus...
Natural classification : Basic level and typicality. - All the surveys reported here stress that the...
Summary : Structural discontinuity andjor functional continuity : the development of classification ...
Summary : Categorization, concept formation and induction: The role of perceptual and conceptual inf...
In order to shed light on the development of quantification in situation involving concrete classes ...
How help children to categorize ? - In tasks of categorization, the links children make depend on th...
Summary : Development of categorization : Is late class inclusion failure explained by a lack of inh...
International audienceL'objectif principal de cet ouvrage est de faire une analyse, dans une perspec...
Inhelder, Sinclair and Bovet (1974) accounted for the acquisition of class inclusion competence by m...
13 pagesSeveral routes may be implied in categorization development. Recent data suggest different w...
Contribution for learning of making class inclusion relations explicit Knowledge acquisition depen...
Summary: How big is it? How do children deal with size from age 6 to 11 ? Does the relative nature o...
Les enfants apprennent avec une apparente facilité le sens des mots. Pourtant, déduire quel est le r...