Children continually gain specific knowledge and do NOT undergo stage-like leaps in general mental ability, according to
A)Piaget.
B)the learning theorists.
C)neurologists who view the growth of brain cell connections as occurring in waves.
D)humanistic theorists.

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The learning theorists argue that children acquire specific knowledge continuously through experiences and interactions with their environment, rather than through stage-like leaps in cognitive development as proposed by Piaget.

Children Continually Gain Specific Knowledge and Do NOT Undergo Stage-Like