The Piagetian Concept of "Decentration" Refers to the Inability to

question 150

Multiple Choice

The Piagetian concept of "decentration" refers to the inability to

• A) focus on more than one dimension of a problem at one time.
• B) mentally reverse simple operations.
• C) understand that the amount of something remains the same regardless of a change in shape or position.
• D) take another person's point of view.

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Definitions:

Extraverted

Characterized by an outward-focused orientation, enjoying social interactions, and drawing energy from being around other people.

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External

Originating from outside; not inherent or internal.

Locus of Control

A psychological concept referring to the degree to which individuals believe that they have control over the outcome of events in their lives.