Piaget asserts that normal cognitive growth passes through the following four stages:
A) infancy, toddler, child, adult
B) infancy, early childhood, assimilation, accommodation
C) birth, childhood, adolescence, adult
D) infancy, early childhood, middle childhood, adolescence

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Piaget's theory of cognitive development outlines four stages: the sensorimotor stage (infancy), the preoperational stage (early childhood), the concrete operational stage (middle childhood), and the formal operational stage (adolescence). These stages reflect the progression of cognitive abilities from infancy through adolescence.

Piaget Asserts That Normal Cognitive Growth Passes Through the Following