The child who is best thought of as engaging in a cognitive process is the one who is

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Dayami Newton

Social Studies

17 July, 16:37

The child who is best thought of as engaging in a cognitive process is the one who is

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The possible answers for this questions are:

A. Gripping his bottle.

B. Wetting her pants.

C. Learning to speak French.

D. Expressing anger because her friend just told her that she could not be in his play.

The correct answer is:

A. Gripping his bottle.

Explanation:

According to the theory of cognitive development proposed by the psychologist Jean Piaget, children are likely to develop certain abilities and cognitive processes according to their age.

Through the passage of time for the infant is expected to develop certain skills that are generated in an almost automatic way depending on the stimuli that are presented through the tools of the surrounding world.

Piaget proposes in his theory four different stages that are necessary for the infant in order to develop the cognitive abilities. The author classified the four stages as: sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete, and formal, which become more challenging considering the first months of life during the first sensorimotor stage, to harder tasks during the formal stage.