In the children's television show Pee Wee's Playhouse, the floor, globe, and chair could talk, move, and had their own personalities. The fact that many young children view such objects as being "alive" is consistent with the Piagetian concept of

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In the children's television show Pee Wee's Playhouse, the floor, globe, and chair could talk, move, and had their own personalities. The fact that many young children view such objects as being "alive" is consistent with the Piagetian concept of

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Answer:Animism

Explanation:This is the belief that is most common in young children especially in the pre-operational stage by Piaget, in which children believes inanimated objects are actual behaving like alive beings in a way that they believe these objects have feelings and intentions.