English, 15.03.2020 19:56 nnagg0ll

Piaget’s theory of cognitive development describes the intellectual capabilities of children at their different stages of cognitive development. The cognitive stages of development from the earliest to the most sophisticated are?

A. pre-operational, formal operations, sensory motor, and concrete operational.

B. concrete operational, sensory motor, pre-operational, and formal operations.

C. Sensory motor, pre-operational, concrete operational, and formal operations.

D. formal operations, concrete operational, pre-operational, and sensory motor.

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