Compared with Piaget's Theory of Development, the Information-Processing Approach Has

question 21

Multiple Choice

Compared with Piaget's theory of development, the information-processing approach has had more difficulty with

• A) breaking down children's thoughts into precise procedures.
• B) integrating information into a broad, comprehensive theory.
• C) reducing changes in thoughts into manageable proportions.
• D) identifying specific stages of cognitive development.

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