As a young teenager, scott eagerly read books about ghosts, flying saucers, and ancient astronauts. he believed it all. but during college, as he learned more about scientific thinking, he began to think very differently about such pseudo-scientific claims. his experience led him to basically re-organize how he thought about the world in the process that piaget calls: select one:

a. adaptation

b. accommodation

c. conservation

d. assimilati

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24 May, 12:06

As a young teenager, scott eagerly read books about ghosts, flying saucers, and ancient astronauts. he believed it all. but during college, as he learned more about scientific thinking, he began to think very differently about such pseudo-scientific claims. his experience led him to basically re-organize how he thought about the world in the process that piaget calls: select one:

a. adaptation

b. accommodation

c. conservation

d. assimilati

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Lincoln Schultz · Answer 1

Te answer is "accommodation".

Accommodation is a term created by Jean Piaget who was a psychologist to depict what happens when new data or encounters make you alter your current ideas and schemes. Instead of make the new data fit into a current pattern, you change the scheme keeping in mind the end goal to oblige the new data.