Piaget's Notion That His Cognitive Stages Represent an Invariant Developmental

question 63

Multiple Choice

Piaget's notion that his cognitive stages represent an invariant developmental sequence implies that

• A) all children progress through these stages in precisely the same order
• B) stages can never be skipped
• C) each stage builds from its precedessor
• D) all children progress through these stages in precisely the same order and stages can never be skipped
• E) all of these

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