Cognitive development in adulthood
cognitive developmental changes and variations in adults, but all of them, to differing degrees, share an underlying ladder-like meta-metaphor. They treat adult cognitive development, like child cognitive development, as a static progressive process unfolding along a series of fixed ladder steps, either through stages or through linear ability ...
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