The importance of cephalization is the development of a control center or brain. The brain is a concentration of nervous tissue that coordinates and controls sensory information and nervous activity. A larger brain allows for smarter and more complex animals.
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The sensorimotor stage is defined by the young child's dependence on his or her senses to explore the world. It was Jean Piaget, a Swiss Psychologist, who dubbed this stage as the period of growth of development of a child where stimulation of the senses or sensory stimulation is provided by some activities that need children to use their five senses. This is particularly vital during the first 18 months to 24 months of the child's life.
