According to Piaget, How Could We Determine Whether a Child's

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Multiple Choice

According to Piaget, how could we determine whether a child's thinking is egocentric?

• A) Show the child a pile of objects and ask how it would look from the back.
• B) Give the child a bag full of candies and ask him or her to share it with a group of friends.
• C) Ask the child "What do you want to be when you grow up, and why?"
• D) Tell the child not to play with his or her favorite toy, and then watch what the child does.

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Definitions:

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