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Piagetian theory is also called:a.observational learningb.classical conditioningc.ecological theoryd

Piagetian theory is also called:
a.   observational learning
b.   classical conditioning
c.   ecological theory
d.   constructivist theory

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Child Development: A Cultural Approach

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Authors: Arnett, Maynard

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