Piaget's Explanation for Horizontal Decalage Was That

question 131

Multiple Choice

Piaget's explanation for horizontal decalage was that

• A)mental operations are consistent, but experimental task demands differ in their complexity.
• B)some research data were incorrectly analyzed.
• C)some abilities are analog, while others are digital.
• D)naming the decalage problem is sufficient explanation.

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