The Child's Conception of Space

Evelyn Lawrence · Jean Piaget · Baerbel Inhelder · F.J. Langdon · J. L. Lunzer

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Spatial Cognition and Navigation Psychology of Development and Education Child and Animal Learning Development

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The nature of space, whether an innate idea, the outcome of experience in the external world, or an operational construction has long been a source of philosophical and speculative psychological discussion. This book deals with the development of the child's notions about space.

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