Using information-processing terminology, neo-piagetian theory suggests that cognitive development proceeds at the same rate for all areas; for example, it proceeds at the same rate for both reading ability and abstract computational abilities.

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Explanation: Neo-Piagetian theory of cognitive development was built on a theory proposed by Jean Piaget. The initial theory explains that cognitive development in children is in stages and not at the same rate. Some Neo-Piagetian theorists like Robbie Case explain why this is so by structuring developmental stages into groups such as executive control stages and complexity sequence.

mammals. mammals of the piedmont region live in several habitats such as wetlands, fields and forests. raccoons live across the state including the piedmont. they've adapted to environmental changes, including the loss of natural habitat.