From the Perspective of Piaget's Theory, Why Is Language Critical

question 2

Multiple Choice

From the perspective of Piaget's theory, why is language critical for children's cognitive development?

• A)It allows them to get what they want.
• B)It gives them a means for thinking about things symbolically.
• C)It takes up most of their mental energy, thereby keeping them from being easily distracted.
• D)It gives them a better self-image, because they are now aware that they can communicate effectively with other human beings.

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