Both Piaget's theory and the information-processing perspective
A) regard children as active beings who modify their own thinking in response to environmental demands.
B) focus on the development of imagination and creativity.
C) regard perception, memory, and problem solving as similar at all ages.
D) emphasize the importance of equilibration in producing higher levels of thinking.

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Both Piaget's theory and the information-processing perspective view children as active participants in their own learning and development, and suggest that cognitive development is a result of interactions between the child and their environment.

Both Piaget's Theory and the Information-Processing Perspective