[S1E5] What Is It Like To Be A Baby: The Development Of Thought (OpenYale Psych Lecture 5)

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This lecture explores issues and ideas related to the branch of psychology known as cognitive development. It begins with an introduction of Piaget who, interested in the emergence of knowledge in general, studied children and the way they learn...

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[S1E1] Introduction (OpenYale Intro to Psychology, Lecture 1) by Psychology for All
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[S1E5] What Is It Like To Be A Baby: The Development Of Thought (OpenYale Psych Lecture 5) by Psychology for All
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[S1E3] Foundations: Freud (OpenYale Intro to Psychology, Lecture 3) by Psychology for All
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[S1E4] Foundations: Skinner (OpenYale Intro to Psychology, Lecture 4) by Psychology for All
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[S1E5] What Is It Like To Be A Baby: The Development Of Thought (OpenYale Psych Lecture 5)

[S1E5] What Is It Like To Be A Baby: The Development Of Thought (OpenYale Psych Lecture 5)

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