In Piaget's theory, ________ are psychological structures that organize experience.
A)accommodations
B)assimilations
C)equilibrations
D)schemas

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Piaget's theory proposes that schemas, which are mental structures, organize and interpret the information we encounter in the world around us. Schemas enable individuals to process incoming information more efficiently, as new information can be assimilated into existing schemas or lead to the need for accommodation to adapt to new information. Equilibration is the process by which individuals balance assimilation and accommodation to develop more complex cognitive structures.

In Piaget's Theory, ________ Are Psychological Structures That Organize Experience