Developmental psychology and genetic epistemologySwiss1896–1980
"Intelligence is nothing more than what we use to solve problems."
Jean Piaget was a Swiss psychologist, biologist, and epistemologist and one of the most important theorists of developmental psychology in the twentieth century. Through his study of children's cognitive development and his theory of stages of intellectual growth, he had a profound influence on psychology, education, and the philosophy of science.
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