Piaget and Child Development (Deep Dive)(2018 Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 12 June 2022

⏱️ 108 minutes

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto talk about Jean Piaget and his research on child development.

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0:00.0	So Burdo, a while ago at the live event, you said to me that you wanted to do an episode
0:13.2	on Piaget and also some other patrons have asked us to talk about it.
0:19.0	Yeah.
0:20.0	Why do you want to talk about John Piaget?
0:22.6	So my father was a child psychiatrist.
0:27.4	Growing up, he had many textbooks in his room and several of them were Piaget.
0:33.6	I even misremembered the other day thinking that on death and dying was one of them, but
0:37.5	you corrected that.
0:39.7	But I remember seeing all these books and the name also was unusual because it's a French
0:44.7	name.
0:45.7	And so I didn't come across a lot of French names on a daily basis.
0:49.7	And I just would stand out and I remember asking him a lot of questions.
0:53.3	Oh, what's that?
0:54.3	What's that book about?
0:55.4	They were also about kids, right?
0:57.2	Like the answers of kids and all these things.
0:59.4	So I remember like, well, what's this?
1:00.5	And it seemed fun to me.
1:01.6	It goes, is this a fun thing?
1:03.8	But I remember my dad talking quite a bit about it and I got really interested in that.
1:08.0	And then as I grew older and I got interested in my current profession, it turned out that
1:13.5	Piaget had, there was a lot of relationship to that.
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