​Piaget Believed His Stages Were Distinct,and That a Child Made

question 208

Multiple Choice

​Piaget believed his stages were distinct,and that a child made a complete transition from one to another.Which observation argues against that position?

• A)Children in other cultures go through different cognitive stages.
• B)​Children in other cultures go through the same stages but in a different order.
• C)​Children's cognitive development correlates with their social and emotional development.
• D)​Children's concepts seem to vary depending on task difficulty.

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