Neo-Piagetian theorists have modified Piaget's original formulation of the preoperational stage by ________.

A. rejecting outright Piaget's notion of developmental stages
B. giving preschoolers more complex tasks to solve than Piaget originally used
C. building on strong evidence that Piaget's strict stage definitions are valid
D. combining Piaget's stage approach with the information-processing emphasis on task-specific change


Answer: D

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