In Piaget's cognitive development theory, the distinctiveness of a stage is evidenced by which of the following?
A) The mode of thinking is qualitatively different
B) Each stage is a culturally based phenomena
C) The subconscious is evident only in the last stage
D) Stages are genetically programmed

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Piaget's theory emphasizes that each stage of cognitive development is marked by a qualitative difference in the way individuals think, rather than merely quantitative changes or differences influenced by culture, subconscious processes, or genetic programming.

In Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory, the Distinctiveness of a Stage