Piaget's view of children's conversations and collective monologues suggests that children:
A) conduct conversations based on their egocentric wishes.
B) conduct conversations in parallel with their same-age partners at early ages.
C) collectively share topics and language forms when they talk and play together.
D) communicate to influence their peers' thoughts and feelings.

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Piaget believed that young children engage in "collective monologues," where they talk alongside each other without truly interacting or sharing a common topic, reflecting their egocentric nature.

Piaget's View of Children's Conversations and Collective Monologues Suggests That