In Piaget's theory, the term centration refers to the tendency to:
A)take another person's point of view.
B)consider yourself the "center" of a given situation, ignoring other people's roles in the situation.
C)focus on only one aspect of a situation, ignoring other aspects of the situation that may also be relevant.
D)engage in symbolic play.

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Centration in Piaget's theory refers to the tendency of children to focus on only one aspect of a situation, ignoring other aspects that may also be relevant. For example, a child who is given two rows of the same number of items may focus only on the length of the rows, without considering the fact that the items in one row may be closer together than in the other row.

In Piaget's Theory, the Term Centration Refers to the Tendency