(kon″sĕr-vā′shŏn )
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[L. conservatio, keeping, preserving]
A cognitive principle, first described by Piaget, indicating that a certain quantity remains constant despite the transformation of shape. Children develop conservation ability for number, length, liquid amount, solid amount, space, weight, and volume.There's more to see -- the rest of this topic is available only to subscribers.
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