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A person who might be able to admire within psychology is Jean Piaget, although I do not know much about him, what I have learned has interested me a lot of.
Jean Piget was born in Neuchatel in 1896. He was a Swiss constructivist psychologist whose detailed studies on the intellectual and cognitive development of the child exerted a transcendental influence on evolutionary psychology and on modern pedagogy. Jean Piaget occupies one of the most relevant places in contemporary psychology and, without a doubt, the most outstanding in the field of child psychology; No scholar described with such detail and rigor the maturational process that takes place between birth and adolescence. Piaget's most important works are "Language and Thought in the Child" (1923)," The Representation of the World in the Child (1926), The Birth of Intelligence in the Child (1936), The Psychology of Intelligence" (1947) , "Treaty of logic" (1949), "Introduction to genetic epistemology "(1950), "Six studies of psychology "(1964), "Memory and intelligence" (1968) and "The development of thought "(1975).
I like him because his I think what his work especially on children seems very interesting to me and I am deeply struck by the notion that I imply about the development of child psychology.