Kurt Fischer's Approach to Cognitive Development Differs from Piaget's in

question 5

Multiple Choice

Kurt Fischer's approach to cognitive development differs from Piaget's in

• A)focusing on coordinated skills rather than stages.
• B)giving a less important role to the social environment.
• C)maintaining that different areas of cognitive functioning develop evenly.
• D)rejecting the idea of sensorimotor intelligence.

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