In Piaget's Theory, Adaptation Refers to

question 134

Multiple Choice

In Piaget's theory, adaptation refers to

• A) the back-and-forth movement between equilibration and disequilibration.
• B) the process of building schemes through direct interaction with the environment.
• C) a rearrangement and linking together of schemes.
• D) a steady, comfortable cognitive state.

Identify and differentiate between various types of goals and contracts in social work.

Recognize the importance of client participation in goal development, monitoring, and evaluation.

Grasp strategies for working with involuntary clients.

Understand the concept of motivational congruence.

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