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Contributions of learning to human development.

Data up to Jan 2025

Published1968
Citations261
References21

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (21)

Science and Human Behavior

1953 • 9,622 citations

The conditions of learning

1977 • 2,946 citations

The developmental psychology of Jean Piaget.

1963 • 2,400 citations

The Early Growth of Logic in the Child

1965 • 1,336 citations

Psychology from the standpoint of a behaviorist.

1919 • 1,094 citations

INFANCY AND HUMAN GROWTH.

1928 • 251 citations

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN

1961 • 202 citations

Children's Discovery of the Conservation of Mass, Weight, and Volume: Piaget Replication Study II

1961 • 159 citations

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN

1961 • 132 citations

The growth of mind.

1965 • 130 citations

Studies in cognitive growth : a collaboration at the Center for Cognitive Studies

1966 • 128 citations

EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSERVATION OF NUMBER1

1962 • 111 citations

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN: II.External reinforcement of conservation of weight and of the operations of addition and subtraction

1961 • 100 citations

Children's understanding of number and related concepts.

1960 • 85 citations

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN

1961 • 76 citations

Aspects of Child Life and Education.

1908 • 70 citations

Children's understanding of number concepts: Characteristics of an individual and of a group test.

1961 • 57 citations

The Growth of Basic Mathematical and Scientific Concepts in Children

1964 • 54 citations

EXPERIMENTAL EXAMINATION OF SOME OF PIAGET'S SCHEMATA CONCERNING CHILDREN'S PERCEPTION AND THINKING, AND A DISCUSSION OF THEIR EDUCATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE*

1959 • 52 citations

Learning and growth in identical infant twins.

1929 • 47 citations

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN

1961 • 39 citations

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