Piaget's first two stages of sensorimotor intelligence are called _____.
A) object permanence
B) secondary circular reactions
C) primary circular reactions
D) goal-directed behavior

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Piaget's first two stages of sensorimotor intelligence are primary circular reactions (referring to repetitive actions centered on the infant's body) and secondary circular reactions (referring to repetitive actions focused on the environment outside the infant's body). Object permanence and goal-directed behavior are concepts that emerge later in sensorimotor development.

Piaget's First Two Stages of Sensorimotor Intelligence Are Called _____