According to Jean Piaget, an infant doesn't differentiable between the ___________?
Correct answer: A. Self and the world
- A. Self and the world
- B. Understand the world
- C. Understand the self
- D. Self-realization
Explanation
Early in the sensorimotor period, the infant has not yet formed a clear distinction between the self and the external world. This distinction develops gradually through interaction with people and objects.
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