N Piaget’s stage, the infant thinks about the world by coordinating sensory and motor information. A. Adaptation B. Assimilation C. Sensorimotor D. Organization

in Piaget’s Sensorimotor stage, the infant thinks about the world by coordinating sensory and motor information.

Explanation:

The sensorimotor stage is the first stage in the life of a child, according to Jean Piaget's theory of child development. this stage starts when a child is being born and it lasts through the age of 2. During this period, the child  learns about the world by using his senses to interact with the surroundings.

C. Sensorimotor

Explanation:

The sensorimotor stage is the 1st stage according to Jean Piaget in a child's life, it is the stage where a child communicates with their environment using their senses and through actions.

There are sub-stages involved in sensorimotor stage which are the reflex acts, primary circular reactions, secondary circular reactions, coordination of reactions, tertiary circular reactions and early symbolic thought this sub-stages starts from 1 month and last up to 18 months of the child's life.