The Core Knowledge Hypothesis Suggests That

question 87

Multiple Choice

The core knowledge hypothesis suggests that:

• A) infants have inborn abilities for understanding some key aspects of their environment.
• B) children do not develop true abstract thinking until after puberty.
• C) children must first develop an essential set of cognitive skills before they can develop abstract thinking.
• D) children learn through a process of accommodation and assimilation.

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