Meanings
comparative more planful · superlative most planful
- Having (many) plans.
- human sciencesIntentional.
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Is an infant who delights in such repetitive actions as swatting a brightly colored mobile or making a toy duck quack engaging in planful or intentional behavior? Piaget said no: the secondary circular reaction is not a fully intentional response, because the interesting result it produces was discovered by chance and was not a purposeful goal the first time the action was performed.
2013, David R. Shaffer, Katherine Kipp, Developmental Psychology: Childhood and Adolescence, page 207
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