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Roman55 [17]
4 years ago
15

Daniel understands the difference between rows of two and three toy animals, regardless of the animals' spacing. this suggests t

hat daniel knows how to count. further, contrary to piaget, daniel knows about
Biology
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timurjin [86]4 years ago
8 0
The correct answer is "conservation ability of a child".

Conservation responsibilities test<span> a </span>toddler<span>’s </span>capacity to peer<span> that </span>some residences<span> are conserved or invariant after an </span>object <span>undergoes </span>physical<span> transformation. </span>the following tasks also give an explanation for<span> the </span>exceptional forms of<span> conservation. Piaget proposed that </span>kid's incapability<span> to </span>conserve<span> is </span>due to weak spot in the way children assume at some point of<span> the pre-operational </span>degree<span> (</span>a long time<span> 2–6). This </span>level<span> of cognitive </span>improvement<span> is </span>characterized through kids that specialize in<span> a </span>unmarried<span>, salient </span>dimension<span> of </span>top<span> or </span>length<span>, </span>whilst<span> ignoring </span>other critical<span> dimensions </span>about<span> a </span>scenario<span>.</span>
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