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Unit 6 – Developmental Psychology
Topic 6.3
What would be a critical counterargument to Piaget's theory of cognitive development that children progress through distinct stages?
Cognitive abilities develop even before birth, contradicting his theory.
It does not account for variations in the pace of individual child's development.
His theory overly emphasizes the role of parents in cognitive development.
It fails to consider genetic influences on cognitive development.
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