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According to Piaget, children who put one immediate event into relationship with another immediate
event and assume—sometimes erroneously—that one causes the other are engaging in:

▸ egocentric thinking.

▸ circular causality.

▸ irreversible thinking.

▸ transductive reasoning.
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