KnowraCognitive developmentLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Cognitive development, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 1Related 6Narrower topic 5Compared with 1Child developmentBroader topic: It tracks how children acquire and reorganize mental abilities.LearningNarrower topic: Learning contributes to cognitive development, which also includes broader developmental changes.Educational psychologyNarrower topic: It describes the developmental changes that influence what learners can understand.Jean PiagetNarrower topic: Piaget’s theories address this broader process across childhood.ChildhoodRelated: Children's changing thought and learning are central dimensions of the period.Iron deficiencyRelated: Iron deficiency in early childhood can disrupt developing cognitive and behavioral functions.Coming-of-ageRelated: New ways of reasoning can change how young people understand themselves and the world.Jerome BrunerRelated: Bruner examined how children’s ways of representing and understanding the world develop.Lawrence KohlbergNarrower topic: Kohlberg treated advances in moral reasoning as related to broader cognitive development.Psychosocial developmentCompared with: Cognitive development isolates changes in thought that psychosocial accounts connect with social experience.Piaget's theory of cognitive developmentNarrower topic: Piaget's theory is one account of how these abilities change during childhood.Kohlberg's stages of moral developmentRelated: The theory links moral reasoning's progression to broader changes in cognitive capacity.Child (young person)Related: Changing ways of thinking affect how children understand and act in the world.