Which factor is NOT a central property of Piaget's theory?
A) qualitative change
B) broad applicability
C) brief transitions
D) variant sequence

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Piaget's theory posits that cognitive development involves qualitative change, broad applicability across different types of problems, and brief transitions between stages. However, it does not suggest that the sequence of developmental stages varies among individuals; rather, it asserts a universal sequence of stages.

Which Factor Is NOT a Central Property of Piaget's Theory