Which statement does NOT describe a characteristic of Piaget's stages?
A) The transitions from one stage to another are instantaneous.
B) Children proceed through the stages in a fixed order.
C) The type of thinking typical of a particular stage pervades thinking across diverse content areas.
D) The type of thinking typical of a particular stage is qualitatively different from the type of thinking typical of the previous stage.

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Piaget's stages are not believed to have instantaneous transitions. Instead, they are thought to overlap and children may exhibit characteristics of more than one stage at a time.

Which Statement Does NOT Describe a Characteristic of Piaget's Stages