Piaget's conclusion that young children have no inherent sense of mathematical principles:
A) was contradicted by the results of his own marble test
B) has been called into question by research showing that children under 3 understand concepts such as more than and less than
C) has largely been supported, though such principles are acquired earlier than he postulated
D) has been supported in a manner highly consistent with his initial proposal

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Research has shown that children under 3 understand concepts such as more than and less than, which contradicts Piaget's conclusion that young children have no inherent sense of mathematical principles.

Piaget's Conclusion That Young Children Have No Inherent Sense of Mathematical