Larsen argues that the changes in thought that occur as children become adolescents are gradual and subtle. Dr. Larsen's views are ___________ with Piaget's view of cognitive development and are _____________ with the information-processing view.
A) inconsistent; inconsistent
B) consistent; consistent
C) consistent; inconsistent
D) inconsistent; consistent

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In contrast to Piaget's view of defined stages in cognitive development, theorists who emphasize information-processing skills see the changes associated with the transition from childhood to adolescent thinking as much more gradual, with shifts back and forth between formal operational thought and earlier cognitive modes.

Larsen Argues That the Changes in Thought That Occur as Children