Louis receives a new soccer ball for his birthday. His parents notice that Louis does not try to kick the ball but instead dribbles it in the same way he dribbles his basketball. Louis's dribbling of the new ball reflects Piaget's concept of:Assimilation

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Maurice Jennings

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29 July, 04:24

Louis receives a new soccer ball for his birthday. His parents notice that Louis does not try to kick the ball but instead dribbles it in the same way he dribbles his basketball. Louis's dribbling of the new ball reflects Piaget's concept of:Assimilation

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Kaylah Booker · Answer 1

Assimilation

Explanation:

According to the concept of Assimilation by Piaget's.

It can be termed as the part of the adaptation process in which a person is tend to incorporate new experiences into their life and also sometimes are expected to combine the new experiences with the older ones and thus forming a whole new experience. It can normally be misjudged by the change in the behaviours of the people as they all of a sudden start doing something that they do not generally/usually do.

The children in their early age are always assimilating with the surroundings as they tend to learn and behave differently every other day. It is a part of growing up as the cognitive abilities of a person change constantly.

Therefore, the Louis's dribbling of the new ball represents his Assimilating behaviour.