The information-processing model of cognitive development emphasizes the view that cognitive development:
A) is a process of continuous change over the lifespan.
B) has three distinct levels, with each level having two stages that represent different degrees of sophistication in moral reasoning.
C) is almost completely accomplished prior to the adolescent years.
D) is a series of eight distinct stages that extend from infancy to late adulthood.

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The information-processing model emphasizes that cognitive development is a gradual and continuous process that occurs throughout the lifespan, rather than having distinct stages or levels.

The Information-Processing Model of Cognitive Development Emphasizes the View That