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McGarrigle and Donaldson Argued That Young Children Fail Piaget's Class

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McGarrigle and Donaldson argued that young children fail Piaget's class inclusion task because they wrongly think they are being asked to:


A) Compare superclass with superclass
B) Compare subclass with superclass
C) Compare subclass with subclass
D) Build a tower from building bricks
E) Count the elements that belong to each class

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