Bentley, age 20 months, observes his mom hitting her foot on the ottoman in the living room. She then hops around holding her foot. Two weeks later, Bentley runs into his toy box, hops around, and holds his foot like his mother did. Bentley's behavior illustrates Piaget's concept of " imitation."

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Learning is subordinate to development in the Piagetian view. The development takes place in stages and each encompasses the former and expands it. In this work,  the preoperative stage will be addressed. In the transition from the sensorimotor stage to the preoperational stage, the child begins to mentally represent the experiences acquired. She remembers  of people and objects even without being present. The preoperative stage, where  concretizes language development, is divided into two stages: the pre-conceptual and the  intuitive. Imitation is developed to assist in learning. The child imitates several things  you see, and this conduct provides the beginning of the symbolic game.  Piaget says that feelings motivate intellectual growth and at the preoperational level the child acquires new interests and values. Motivation to learn is affected  for your environment.

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