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lbcchick

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In what way are Piaget's sensorimotor stage of cognitive development and the embodied cognition perspective similar?
 
  a) Both emphasize the importance of bodily interaction with the world
 b) Both take a stage-based view of cognitive development.
 c) Both describe cognitive learning in terms of reward and punishment.
 d) Both focus on the role of parents in supporting children's cognitive development.

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What is the significance of overregularizing in young children's speech?
 
  a) It indicates that they have learned grammatical rules
 b) It indicates that the child has been exposed to incorrect grammar.
 c) It indicates that the child is regressing in language development.
 d) It indicates that the child has innate grammatical structures.


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jaygar71

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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
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lbcchick

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