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"A magnum opus from one of Piaget's most important students. This books seeks to synthesize Piaget's psychology with findings in modern neuroscience to explain cognitive development"--

Cognition. --- Developmental psychology. --- Task analysis. --- Analysis, Task --- Evaluation --- Development (Psychology) --- Developmental psychobiology --- Psychology --- Life cycle, Human --- cognitive development --- endogenous --- mental --- or executive attention --- working memory --- mental processes in infancy --- task analysis of symbolic processes --- processing complexity --- theory of constructive operators --- neoPiagetian theory --- constructivism --- consciousness --- schemes or schemas --- cognitive neuropsychology --- intelligence --- developmental stages --- schemes --- theory of development --- epistemology --- dialectics --- abstraction --- dialectical constructivism --- reality resistances --- overdetermination --- mental attention --- causal theories --- equilibration --- accommodation --- constructivist learning --- functional invariants --- misleading versus facilitating situations --- learning paradox --- reflective abstraction --- mediation --- Piagetian conservation --- affect and emotion processes --- sensorimotor stages --- mental-attention in infancy --- emergence of symbolic function --- task analysis of infancy tasks --- cognitive versus affective schemes --- signals versus symbols --- consciousness in infants --- M-power versus M-demand trade-off --- theory of mind --- object permanence --- semiotics --- signalic versus symbolic function --- iconic versus indexical function --- distal versus proximal object --- chimpanzees' symbols --- intentionality --- types of schemes --- scheme learning --- sensorimotor versus symbolic executives --- hierarchical reinforcement learning --- operative schemes --- figurative schemes --- executive schemes --- resistances --- expectancies --- automatic or effortless attention --- type-1 versus type-2 thinking --- facilitating versus misleading situations --- mental flow --- automatic inhibition --- internal field factor --- mental or effortful attention --- affects a --- COGNITIVE SCIENCES/Psychology/Developmental Psychology --- NEUROSCIENCE/Neuropsychology