A Neo-Piagetian Developmentalist Would Explain the Development of Cognition in Children

question 108

Multiple Choice

A neo-Piagetian developmentalist would explain the development of cognition in children on the basis of

• A) increased exposure to social and cultural demands.
• B) improved capacity in their short-term memory, which enables problem-solving.
• C) their enrollment in preschool or elementary school and exposure to an enriched environment.
• D) development through the psychosexual stages.

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