Multiple Choice
Piaget's view of intelligence
A) clearly reflects his biological background
B) emphasizes intellectual activity as an adaptive process
C) views intellectual activity as one's attempts to achieve a harmonious relationship between one's cognitive structures and the environment
D) all of these
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