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Compared with Piaget's theory, the information-processing approach to development has more difficulty with
A) counting the number of stages children's thoughts go through.
B) integrating information into a broad comprehensive theory.
C) breaking down children's thoughts into precise procedures.
D) reducing changes in thoughts into manageable proportions.
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