Neo-Piagetians argue that Piaget
A) was right on target with his theories and no changes should be made.
B) got some ideas right but his theory needs considerable revision.
C) was all wrong and should not be applied today.
D) None of these.

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Neo-Piagetians believe that Piaget got some ideas right, but his theory needs considerable revision, particularly when it comes to cognitive development in adulthood. They argue that there are more stages of development beyond Piaget's proposed four stages, and that cognitive development is more dynamic and continuous rather than a series of fixed stages.

Neo-Piagetians Argue That Piaget