The work of Jean Piaget led to the current view that children:
A. do not hypothesize about the world
B. are actively involved in their cognitive development
C. accommodate as a result of assimilation
D. solve abstract problems in the sensorimotor stage
Answer: B
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A) all mental health professionals. B) the legal system. C) medicine and psychiatry. D) clinical psychology.
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