Jean Piagetʹs Theory of Cognitive Development Argues That

question 83

Multiple Choice

Jean Piagetʹs theory of cognitive development argues that

• A) human beings are born with minds that are ʺclean slates.ʺ
• B) the human mind has an inherent structure that determines what can be learned.
• C) there is no limit to what or when a human being can learn.
• D) development must occur before the age of five to ensure a childʹs proper socialization.

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