Piaget's Original Interest the Subject of Children's Intelligence Was Aroused

question 11

Multiple Choice

Piaget's original interest the subject of children's intelligence was aroused by:

• A) his observation of the differences in intellectual "style" between his two equally intelligent daughters.
• B) his personal experience as a precocious child.
• C) his fascination with the question as to why children often gave incorrect answers to intelligence test items.
• D) his desire to understand his own, relatively mediocre academic record as a child.

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Definitions:

Patriarchal

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Global Perspective

An approach to understanding issues, cultures, and events across the world that considers the interconnectedness and interdependence of countries and peoples.

Serial Monogamy

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