Jean Piaget's Perspective on Cognitive Development Assumes That Thinking Undergoes

question 27

Multiple Choice

Jean Piaget's perspective on cognitive development assumes that thinking undergoes __________ advances,whereas the information-processing approach assumes that development is marked by __________ advantages.

• A)quantitative;qualitative
• B)quantitative;discontinuous
• C)qualitative;quantitative
• D)continuous;discontinuous

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Definitions:

Convertible Feature

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Implicit Interest

The interest amount represented in the difference between the present value and the future value of a payment or investment.

Nominal Face Value

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