In Piaget's Theory, the Term Centration Refers to the Tendency

question 648

Multiple Choice

In Piaget's theory, the term centration refers to the tendency to:

• A) take another person's point of view.
• B) consider yourself the center of a given situation, ignoring other people's roles in the situation.
• C) focus on only one aspect of a situation, ignoring other aspects of the situation that may also be relevant.
• D) engage in symbolic play.

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Definitions:

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