A child in Piaget's _____ stage develops schemes for thinking about the physical word.
A) concrete-operational
B) formal-operational
C) preoperational
D) sensory-motor

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The sensory-motor stage is the first stage in Piaget's theory of cognitive development, in which an infant learns to coordinate sensory input with motor actions. During this stage, children develop schemes for thinking about the physical world by exploring and manipulating objects in their environment. They also begin to understand cause and effect relationships and object permanence.

A Child in Piaget's _____ Stage Develops Schemes for Thinking