The Liquid Task by Designed Inhelder and Piaget Asked Children

question 94

Multiple Choice

The liquid task by designed Inhelder and Piaget asked children to determine which combination of chemicals would turn yellow when another chemical was added. In performing this task, adolescents:

• A) were unsystematic in combining chemicals.
• B) could be trained to solve the task correctly.
• C) were systematic in combining chemicals from the start of the task.
• D) could combine chemicals systematically only when given prompts from the experimenter.

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