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    For Jean Piaget,the Process of Cognitive Development Is Thought to Occur
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For Jean Piaget,the Process of Cognitive Development Is Thought to Occur

Question 73

Question 73

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For Jean Piaget,the process of cognitive development is thought to occur


A) solely through maturation.
B) solely through learning.
C) solely through motivation.
D) None of these

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