Piaget's view of development suggests that cognitive processes develop gradually and continuously, whereas the information-processing view suggests that thought processes change rapidly and dramatically about age 12.

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Information-processing views emphasize a more gradual and continuous development of cognitive functions than does Piaget's theory, which views cognitive development as involving a sequence of stages that are quite different from each other.

Piaget's View of Development Suggests That Cognitive Processes Develop Gradually