Piaget's Theory Suggests That Development Occurs

question 16

Multiple Choice

Piaget's theory suggests that development occurs:

• A) sequentially, but at different rates in children across the world
• B) in various orders of stages depending on the child's needs
• C) in an invariant and universal sequence
• D) simultaneously across all the stages, but earlier stages are mastered first because they take less time

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