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The definition of
thinking:
The mind is the idea
while thinking
processes of the brain
involved in
processing
information such as
when we form
concepts, engage in
problem solving, to
reason and make
decisions.
Some limit in the definition of
thinking is as follows:
1. Interpretation Problems:
Known also by defining the problem by way of creative
thinking
2. Problem Solving Strategy: Make a selection of the best
problem-solving strategies some problem-solving strategies are
often used
- Trial anderror It took a long time (Short Term
Memory). Trial and error is to try to resolve if one tried to
repeat it will know where lies the fault.
- Informational Retrieval retrieve the information for solving
problems quickly (Long Term Memory)
- Algorithm That is a problem-solving method that guarantees
a solution if the problem of available opportunities for someone
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to develop it.
- Heuristic That helps to simplify the problem,
influenced by past experience. There are four heuristic
methods are:
1. Hill Climbing A heuristic strategy in which each step
is concern to move closer to its final destination.
2. Sub goals Method of solving a problem by making it
smaller or in pieces, everywhere respective aims to
simplify the solution
3. Mean and Analysis A heuristic strategy that will
target to reduce differences between the situation with
the desired objectives through the intermediary of a
way.
4. Working Backward A heuristic strategy where we
have to move backwards from our goal in some
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circumstances
Development of Thinking
Piaget argued that the logical
way of thinking evolved gradually, at
about the age of two years and in about
seven years. Piaget explained, thinking
children did not like thinking adults.
Children's minds seem to be different
with a larger person. Children seem to
Jean Piaget was a Swiss
solve the problem in an entirely developmental psychologist
different level. Differences children and philosopher known for his
who are smaller and bigger is not too epistemological studies with
related to the issues that older children children. His theory of
have more knowledge, but because they cognitive development and
epistemological view are
are different kinds of knowledge, the together called "genetic
present invention Piaget began studying epistemology"
the development of mental structure.
The following developmental stages according to Piaget:
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The following developmental stages according to Piaget:
2. Pre-operational stage
Lasted roughly from age 2 to 7
years. At this stage, children begin to
describe the world with words and
pictures. Symbolic thinking beyond the
simple relationship between the sensor
information and physical
action. However, even preschoolers can
symbolically depicts the world,
according to Piaget, they are still not
able to implement what is called
"surgery"-an internalized mental actions
that allow the children to do mentally
what was previously done physically.
The following developmental stages according to Piaget:
3. Concrete operational
stage Lasted roughly from ages
7-11 years. At this stage children
can carry out operations, and
logical reasoning replaces
intuitive thought as far as
thought can be applied to the
specific examples or
concrete. For example, concrete
operational thinking can not
imagine the steps necessary to
solve an algebra problem, which
is too vague to be considered at
this stage of development.
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The following developmental stages according to Piaget:
SOURCE:
http://psiko-info.blogspot.com/2011/06/berpikir-dalam-psikologi.html