According to Piaget, which of these processes is most relevant in resolving cognitive conflict?

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According to Piaget, when a child experiences cognitive conflict, or a discrepancy between their existing schemas and new information, they try to resolve this conflict through a process called equilibration. This involves adjusting their schemas through a combination of assimilation and accommodation, ultimately leading to a more advanced stage of cognitive development. Coordination of schemes and egocentrism are not specific processes related to resolving conflict, while accommodation (modifying existing schemas to fit new information) and assimilation (fitting new information into existing schemas) are part of the equilibration process. However, equilibration is the most relevant process in resolving cognitive conflict.

According to Piaget, Which of These Processes Is Most Relevant