There's a Dragon under My Bed How Children Develop an Understanding of Real and Pretend /

There's a Dragon under My Bed [microform] : How Children Develop an Understanding of Real and Pretend / Georgia Robinson.

Children may cognitively know that an object of fear is pretend, not real, but still feel fear and anxiety. A review of the development of reality from the psychological and cognitive perspectives shows that the growing child's interaction with mother, family, and environment helps the child gr...

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Main Author: Robinson, Georgia
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1986.
Subjects:
Cognitive Development.
Cognitive Processes.
Developmental Psychology.
Developmental Stages.
Infants.
Piagetian Theory.
Pretend Play.
Young Children.

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