Case's neo-Piagetian theory attributes movement from one stage to the next to increases in the efficiency with which children use their limited
A) metacognition.
B) cognitive self-regulation.
C) working-memory capacity.
D) phonological awareness.

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Case's neo-Piagetian theory emphasizes the role of working-memory capacity in cognitive development. As children's working memory capacity improves, they are able to think more abstractly and process more complex information, allowing them to move to more advanced stages of cognitive development.

Case's Neo-Piagetian Theory Attributes Movement from One Stage to the Next