A theory of cognitive development that retains Piagetian stage theory but takes an information processing approach to skill development is referred to as
A)a conditioned stage theory.
B)the neo-Piagetian approach.
C)a learning theory.
D)the Piagetian-processing approach.

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The neo-Piagetian approach incorporates Piaget's stage theory of cognitive development but also emphasizes the role of information processing in skill development. It suggests that children's ability to process information improves with age, leading to more advanced cognitive abilities at each stage of development.

A Theory of Cognitive Development That Retains Piagetian Stage Theory