Research suggests that children fail at many Piagetian tasks because they
A) cannot simultaneously hold many pieces of information in memory.
B) have not yet developed sensory memory.
C) do not have long-term memory.
D) are not able to process visual tasks until age 8 or 9.

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Children often struggle with Piagetian tasks because they have limited working memory capacity, which makes it difficult for them to hold and manipulate multiple pieces of information simultaneously. This limitation affects their ability to solve problems that require considering several factors at once.

Research Suggests That Children Fail at Many Piagetian Tasks Because