Multiple Choice
Findings from the Seattle Longitudinal Study changed the way we understand cognitive development in emerging adulthood by challenging Piaget's assertion that cognitive development:
A) continued through the 60s.
B) continued through the 30s.
C) was complete by adolescence.
D) continued through emerging adulthood.
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