1. Sally is presented with two equal-sized balls of clay. The…

Question Answered step-by-step 1. Sally is presented with two equal-sized balls of clay. The… 1. Sally is presented with two equal-sized balls of clay. The researcher takes one ball of clay and rolls it so that the clay is now a thick line. Sally is asked whether the ball of clay weighs more than the rolled-out clay, or if they weigh the same. Sally states that the rolled piece of clay weighs more. According to Piaget, why did Sally say that?  2. When Marry cleans her room, she is very particular about putting her stuffed animals in a row from shortest to tallest. According to Piaget, what ability is Marry demonstrating?    3. Tommy’s teacher asks him if he lives in the United States. Tommy replies by stating, “I don’t live in the USA. I live in Texas!” According to Piaget, why does Tommy say that?  4. Tina loves talking to her grandmother on the phone. Sometimes these conversations are not very successful because Tina often replies to her grandmother by nodding her head “yes” or “no.” Tina assumes that her grandmother is aware that Tina is moving her head up and down (or side to side). According to Piaget, why does Tina do this?  5. Nick likes to read, but he knows that his friend, Billy is a better reader than he is. However, Nick is a better reader than other students in his class, so he feels confident in his reading abilities. According to Piaget, what ability is Nick demonstrating?  Social Science Psychology PSY 2503 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)