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Download full textSiegler, Robert S. – 1975
This paper questions evidence for the thesis that causal reasoning of older children is more logical than that of younger ones, and describes two experiments which attempted to determine (1) whether there are true developmental differences in causal reasoning, and (2) what explanations for developmental differences can be supported. In the first…
Descriptors: Abstract Reasoning, Children, Cognitive Development, Developmental Tasks
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Direct linkKeller, Jean; Ripoll, Hubert – Learning & Individual Differences, 2004
The relationships between response latencies and accuracy on the matching familiar figures test (MFFT) and two gross motor tasks (batting or catching a ball) were studied in twenty-nine 9-year-old boys. Children were classified into four groups using a double dichotomy of response latencies and errors on the MFFT: reflective, impulsive,…
Descriptors: Males, Conceptual Tempo, Motor Reactions, Reaction Time
