Front Cover; Piaget-A Practical Consideration; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Introduction; CHAPTER 1. JEAN PIAGET AND fflS APPROACHTO HIS WORK; CHAPTER 2.A SUMMARY OF THE GENERALTHEORIES OF PIAGET-THE PIAGETIAN CONCEPT OFINTELLIGENCE AND ITS DEVELOPMENT; The Piagetían Stages of Development; CHAPTER 3. THE PIAGETIAN EXPERIMENTS; CHAPTER 4. SIX SELECTED PIAGETIANEXPERIMENTS; Experiment 1. The Length of Lines and the Coincidenceof their Extremities; Experiment 2. Subdividing a Straight Line; Experiment 3 . Locating a Point in Two Dimensions; Experiment 4. Measuring Angles.

Experiment 5. The Measurement of Areas, Unit IterationExperiment 6 . The Subdivision of Areas and Concept of Fractions; CHAPTER 5. THE RESULTS OF THE SIXEXPERIMENTS; The Results of Experiment 1. The Lengflis of Lines and the Coincidence of Their Extremities; The Results of Experiment 2. Subdividing a Straight Line; The Results of Experiment 3 . Locating a Point in Two Dimensions; The Results of Experiment 4. Measuring Angles; The Results of Experiment 5. The Measurement of Areas-Unit Iteration; The Results of Experiment 6. The Subdivision of Areas and Concept of Fractions.

A Summary of the ResultsCHAPTER 6. THE RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENTSINTERPRETED; The Indications of the Results; CHAPTER 7.A BRIEF CRITICAL REVIEW ANDCONSIDERATION OF PIAGET'STHEORIES; APPENDIX 1:SELECTED PROTOCOLS FOR EACH STAGEOF EACH EXPERIMENT; A. Experiment 1. The Length of Lines and the Coincidence of their Extremities; B. Experiment 2. Subdividing a Straight Line; C. Experiment 3. Locating a Point in Two Dimensions; D. Experiment 4. The Measurement of Angles; E. Experiment 5. The Measurement of Areas-Unit Iteration; F. Experiment 6. The Subdivision of Areas and the Concept of Fractions.