Piaget was convinced that the mind of a child: A) is like a blank slate at birthB) is not heavily influenced by maturationC) assimilates reality differently than an adult's doesD) is heavily dependent on the child's personality

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22 April, 02:22

Piaget was convinced that the mind of a child: A) is like a blank slate at birthB) is not heavily influenced by maturationC) assimilates reality differently than an adult's doesD) is heavily dependent on the child's personality

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Cornelius · Answer 1

A) is like a blank slate at birth

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In Piaget's research concluded that the intellectual development of a child is the result of the interaction of hereditary and environmental factors. As the child develops and constantly interacts with the world around him, knowledge is invented and reinvented.