1. Egocentrism acts to maintain the structural status quo.

2. Egocentrism can be viewed as acting to inhibit disequilibrium.

3. Egocentrism takes the form of an inability to differentiate between perceptual events and mental constructions.

4. But as the egocentrism of other periods gradually diminished, so does the egocentrism of adolescence with continued development.

5. These characteristics are egocentrism, centration, a lack of reversibility, and the inability to follow transformations.

6. Adolescent Egocentrism Egocentrism is a constant companion of cognitive development.

7. As development proceeds, egocentrism slowly wanes and is revived in a different form when new cognitive structures are attained.

8. It takes energy and motivation to overcome one's egocentrism.

9. Now, egocentrism has a meaning in common English which means to be selfish.

10. All this is concurrent with a decline in intellectual egocentrism and an increased ability to see the viewpoint of others.

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11. In this respect, the concrete operational child is liberated from the intellectual egocentrism of the previous period.

12. The significance of adolescent idealistic feelings for adolescent behavior are explored later in this chapter in the discussion of adolescent egocentrism.

13. Clearly, Nietzsche's superman philosophy is a type of optimistic view of life but it has always been misunderstood as preaching hero worships and egocentrism.

14. In today's point of view, it is what we so call egocentrism.

15. Objective To introduce the formation and psychological test of the questionnaire of college students' egocentrism.

16. Anlaite had carried out researches of the comparison of egocentrism of disabled children and normal children and found significant differences existing among two groups.

17. Psychologists in America have documented an unusual form of egocentrism that affects us all.