Piaget was convinced that the mind of a child

A) is like a blank slate at birth.
B) is not heavily influenced by maturation.
C) develops through a series of stages.
D) is heavily dependent on the child's personality.

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Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Piaget believed that children's minds develop through a series of stages, each building on the previous one, and that all children go through these stages in the same order. He believed that children actively construct their understanding of the world through their experiences and interactions with the environment. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

Piaget was convinced that the mind of a child

A) is like a blank slate at birth.
B) is not heavily influenced by maturation.
C) develops through a series of stages.
D) is heavily dependent on the child's personality.

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Piaget was convinced that the mind of a childA) is like a blank slate at birth.B) is not heavily influenced by maturation.C) develops through a series of stages.D) is heavily dependent on the child's personality.

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Piaget was convinced that the mind of a child

A) is like a blank slate at birth.
B) is not heavily influenced by maturation.
C) develops through a series of stages.
D) is heavily dependent on the child's personality.