According to the cognitive development theory of motivation
A) the intrinsic value of overcoming cognitive disequilibrium drives learning.
B) extrinsic rewards are necessary before intrinsic motivation occurs.
C) the teacher should provide role models to model appropriate learning behavior.
D) steps in learning should be small enough that the student is assured of being rewarded at regular intervals.

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The cognitive development theory of motivation, particularly as proposed by Jean Piaget, suggests that the intrinsic value of overcoming cognitive disequilibrium (when existing knowledge does not align with new information) is a key driver for learning. This process motivates individuals to seek resolution through learning and adaptation, without necessarily relying on extrinsic rewards.

According to the Cognitive Development Theory of Motivation