Sensorimotor

Sensorimotor Stage of Development

The Sensorimotor Stage of Development, a pivotal component of Jean Piaget’s theory of cognitive development, represents the initial phase in an individual’s cognitive journey. This article presents a comprehensive exploration of this foundational stage, covering its defining characteristics, the intricacies of its six sub-stages, critiques of Piaget’s theory, and contemporary research findings. By shedding light

Sensorimotor Representations

In  anatomical  terms,  sensation  and  movement are each represented across distributed regions in the  human  brain.  Somatosensory  information— that  is,  information  pertaining  to  sensation  of the  body—is  gathered  from  the  environment  and transmitted  to  the  brain  via  the  spinal  cord  and via  the  thalamus,  from  where  it  is  distributed  to three  regions  of  the  parietal 

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