According to Piaget, Sensorimotor Development Refers to the Stage in Life

question 130

Multiple Choice

According to Piaget, sensorimotor development refers to the stage in life during which infants:

• A) gain knowledge based on their actions in their environment.
• B) gain knowledge based on what they are perceiving at any moment.
• C) gain knowledge through a process of coordinating their actions with their perceptions.
• D) rely on others to provide them with sensory stimulation and opportunities for activity.

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