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    This study observed children ages 4 to 7 to see if Piaget's theories of cognitive development held true. It found that perceptual egocentrism disappeared with age, while cognitive egocentrism decreased. Most children showed centration and lack of reversibility between ages 4 to 7, which reduced with age. Children who displayed egocentrism and other Piaget characteristics tended to have higher IQ scores than those who did not, supporting Piaget's principles.

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    This study observed children ages 4 to 7 to see if Piaget's theories of cognitive development held true. It found that perceptual egocentrism disappeared with age, while cognitive egocentrism decreased. Most children showed centration and lack of reversibility between ages 4 to 7, which reduced with age. Children who displayed egocentrism and other Piaget characteristics tended to have higher IQ scores than those who did not, supporting Piaget's principles.

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    This study observed children ages 4 to 7 to see if Piaget's theories of cognitive development held true. It found that perceptual egocentrism disappeared with age, while cognitive egocentrism decreased. Most children showed centration and lack of reversibility between ages 4 to 7, which reduced with age. Children who displayed egocentrism and other Piaget characteristics tended to have higher IQ scores than those who did not, supporting Piaget's principles.

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    This observational study provides an insight into the prevalence of Piaget’s characteristics
    and correlates them with the IQ of 4-7-year-old children. It concludes that perceptual
    egocentrism disappeared whereas cognitive egocentrism though present, decreased with
    increase in age. Centration and lack of reversibility were appreciated in most of the children
    between 4 and 7 years of age. There was a gradual reduction in the prevalence of these
    characters with increase in age from 4 to 7 years. The mean IQ score of children who possessed
    perceptual egocentrism, cognitive egocentrism and egocentrism in dental setting was
    significantly higher than those who lacked these characteristics. Thus, most of Piaget’s principles
    are still valid today.

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