With which statement would stage theorists NOT agree?
A) Behaviors of children at different ages differ sharply.
B) A child's entry into a new stage involves a gradual shift from one way of experiencing the world to a different way of experiencing it.
C) Children of a particular age show wide-ranging similarities across a variety of situations.
D) When children enter a new cognitive stage, they demonstrate their new way of thinking across a broad spectrum of tasks.

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Stage theorists typically believe that transitions between stages of development are more abrupt rather than gradual, as they argue for distinct stages that represent qualitative changes in behavior and cognition.

With Which Statement Would Stage Theorists NOT Agree