According to research,
A) Piaget's thoughts on cognitive development were completely wrong.
B) Piaget's thoughts on cognitive development were completely accurate.
C) Piaget appeared to have the ages right, but the developmental sequences wrong.
D) Piaget appeared to have the developmental sequences right, but the ages might be less rigid.

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Piaget's theory of cognitive development is highly influential and has been foundational in understanding how children learn and think. However, subsequent research has suggested that while the sequences of development he proposed (sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational stages) generally hold true, the ages at which children reach these stages can vary more than Piaget originally suggested. This indicates that the developmental sequences he identified are robust, but the timeline for reaching these stages can be more flexible than he posited.

According to Research