From Piaget's perspective, social interactions are most likely to promote cognitive development when:
A) Children share and explain different points of view
B) Adults continually remind children that "adults know best"
C) Every child in a group confidently asserts his or her beliefs
D) Adults initially agree with any erroneously statements that children may make

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Piaget believed that cognitive development is facilitated through social interactions where children are exposed to different viewpoints. This process, known as cognitive conflict, encourages children to adjust their thinking to accommodate new perspectives, thereby promoting cognitive growth.

From Piaget's Perspective, Social Interactions Are Most Likely to Promote