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The growth of logical thinking: From childhood to adolescence.
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Author(s):
Bärbel Inhelder
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Jean Piaget
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Anne Parsons
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Stanley Milgram
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Publication date:
1958
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Basic Books
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1958
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10.1037/10034-000
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Book chapters
pp. 3
The equality of angles of incidence and reflection and the operations of reciprocal implication.
pp. 20
The law of floating bodies and the elimination of contradictions.
pp. 46
Flexibility and the operations mediating the separation of variables.
pp. 67
The oscillation of a pendulum and the operations of exclusion.
pp. 80
Falling bodies on an inclined plane and operations of disjunction.
pp. 93
The role of invisible magnetization and the sixteen binary propositional operations.
pp. 107
Combinations of colored and colorless chemical bodies.
pp. 123
The conservation of motion in a horizontal plane.
pp. 133
Communicating vessels.
pp. 148
Equilibrium in the hydraulic press.
pp. 164
Equilibrium in the balance.
pp. 182
Hauling weight on an inclined plane.
pp. 199
The projection of shadows.
pp. 210
Centrifugal force and compensations.
pp. 224
Probable dispersions and correlations.
pp. 245
Formal thought from the equilibrium standpoint.
pp. 272
Concrete and formal structures.
pp. 334
Adolescent thinking.
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