GRAVTITATIONAL PRACTICES AND INFERENCES IN CHILDREN IN THE SECOND SEMESTER OF LIFE

Authors

  • Rebecca Puche Navarro Universidad del Valle

Keywords:

Propiedades gravitacionales, procesos inferencia, desarrollo del niño, Gravitational properties, inference, child development

Abstract

This article analyses the inferential processes in children under one. The gravitational properties in situations of solving problems were used in the study. The aim of the research was to provide supported empirical evidence to discuss some concepts about the conceptions on child development. Key words: Gravitational properties, inference, child development.

Author Biography

Rebecca Puche Navarro, Universidad del Valle

Psicóloga
de la Universidad del Valle. Investigadora
del Centro de Investigaciones en Psicología, Cognición y Desarrollo, Universidad del Valle

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Issue 8: Jul-Dec 2001

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