An Underlying Principle of Piaget's Developmental Stage Theory Is That

question 40

Multiple Choice

An underlying principle of Piaget's developmental stage theory is that

• A) all children pass through the same sequence of the stages, but the rate of passage through the stages varies.
• B) the sequence of the stages can vary for each child, but the rate of passage through the stages is the same for all children.
• C) both the sequence of the stages and rate at which children pass through the stages varies, depending on the child.
• D) both the sequence of the stages and the rate of passage through the stages is the same for all children.

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