Early Years/Inclusive Education professional and enthusiast. Experience in lecturing/teaching/mentoring on related programmes and researching in the area.
This fascinating video shows what developmental psychologists call a “scale error.”
As toddlers develop a conceptual understanding of size, it’s not uncommon to see them earnestly attempt to utilize miniature objects without consideration of the fact they are (sometimes comically) tiny.
This little one knows the function of a chair, but fails to identify this one as too small to sit in.
Scale errors are unique to this period of development. Younger children may not yet possess knowledge of the item in question or the motor skills required to utilize it - while older children possess an awareness of size that helps to inhibit such futile actions. (Older children may attempt them, but typically with humor in mind. 😀)
So interesting to watch.
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