The process of the development of thinking has been studied by psychologists and a number of theories have been advanced. The theories are: 1. Piaget's Theory 2. Sullivan's Concept of Modes of Thinking 3. Bruner’s Theory 4. Psychoanalytic Theory of Thinking. 1. Piaget's Theory: The Swiss psychologist, Jean Piaget, using his own children as subjects, devised ingenious and simple experiments [...]
This article throws light upon the four main forms of thinking. The forms are: 1. Fantasy 2. Daydreams 3. Dreams 4. Pathological Thinking. Form # 1. Fantasy: All of us indulge in fantasy or cognitive activity which involves the manipulation of images, symbols, and concepts and the weaving of them into organised forms of thought, though not based on reality. [...]
After reading this article you will learn about the process of problem solving. When our thinking is completely focused on the task of finding a solution to a problematic situation, it is called problem-solving. For example, if I sit in the front verandah of my house looking at the full moon and see in it various objects, ranging from the [...]
