File:Piaget water level test responses.svg
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| Description | Two example responses to Piaget's water level task. Response A is correct: the water level has been drawn parallel to the horizontal. Response B is incorrect: the water level has been marked parallel to the bottom of the bottle, failing to properly account for the effect of gravity. |
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| Author | Colin M |
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| current | 18:31, 3 November 2024 | | 512 × 256 (1 KB) | Colin M | {{Information |Description=Two example responses to Piaget's water level task. Response A is correct: the water level has been drawn parallel to the horizontal. Response B is incorrect: the water level has been marked parallel to the bottom of the bottle, failing to properly account for the effect of gravity. |Source={{own}} |Date= |Author= Colin M |Permission= |other_versions= }} Category:SVG diagrams Category:Jean Piaget |
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