PSYCHO‐LOGIC: A POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE TO PIAGET'S FORMULATION

Greg McLaughlin

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S ummary . The limitations of children's reasoning observed by Piaget can be described by a restricted logical system, called a psycho‐logic. It is shown that psycho‐logic can be simply represented by a small set of finite Boolean algebras. These are interpreted to suggest that limitations of reasoning correspond to limitations of immediate memory or attention.

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