Routledge Cognitive Development and Working Memory - Neo-Piagetian Theories

This comprehensive book by Routledge and Psychology Press bridges neo-Piagetian theory and cognitive science to explore how human intelligence develops from birth through adulthood. Developmental psychologists have long sought to understand the constraints limiting children's cognitive abilities and methods to enhance them; this work addresses those fundamental questions through rigorous dialogue between neo-Piagetian theorists and working memory specialists. The text integrates cutting-edge research on working memory development with established theoretical frameworks, offering researchers and practitioners valuable insights into both typical and atypical cognitive development patterns. Essential reading for psychologists, educators, and anyone studying human intellectual growth and learning processes.