In the Sensorimotor Stage, Piaget Believed That the Child ____

question 98

Multiple Choice

In the sensorimotor stage, Piaget believed that the child ____.

• A) does not have the ability to coordinate sensory and motor abilities
• B) uses senses and motor reflexes as tools to generate complex thought
• C) cannot think about something unless it is being sensed or acted upon in some way
• D) is capable of understanding object permanence but can communicate this understanding only through sensory and motor reflexes

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