Piaget's stage theory assumes that:
A)all children pass through certain stages at a specified age.
B)all children pass through a series of 6 stages.
C)all children pass through stages in the same order.
D)children often skip some of the stages.

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Piaget's stage theory assumes that all children pass through stages in a fixed order, but the timing may vary between individuals. It does not propose a specific number of stages nor does it assume that all children follow the exact same timeline. Therefore, option A and B are incorrect. While some children may skip certain stages, it is not a common occurrence, and Piaget's theory suggests that the stages build upon each other sequentially. Hence, option D is also incorrect.

Piaget's Stage Theory Assumes That