Piaget's ideas were largely ignored by American psychologists until the 1960s. Three of the following are probable reasons why this was so. Which one is not a likely reason?

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Piaget's focus on children would not be a reason for his ideas to be ignored by American psychologists, as the study of child development was and remains a significant area of interest within psychology. The other options (B, C, D) represent more plausible reasons for the initial disregard of Piaget's work in the United States, including the dominance of behaviorism, language barriers, and unconventional research methods.

Piaget's Ideas Were Largely Ignored by American Psychologists Until the 1960s