Beyond the Accomplishment of Symbol Use, Piaget's Description of the Preoperational

question 126

Multiple Choice

Beyond the accomplishment of symbol use, Piaget's description of the preoperational stage

• A) focused mostly on all the things the preschool-age child cannot do.
• B) attributed too high a level of cognitive skill to preschool children.
• C) included his discovery that preschool children understand conservation.
• D) included psychoanalytic and behavioral concepts.
• E) focused primarily on solitary activities.

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