According to Piaget, restructuring old ideas to include new experiences is called . A. learning B. assimilation C. equilibrium D. accommodation

D. accommodation

Explanation:

In Piaget’s theory of cognitive development, Piaget explains that two major processes are central to the cognitive development of an individual as they progress through life from childhood to adulthood. Piaget identified two of them as assimilation and accommodation.  

Piaget used the term accommodation to describe part of the process of adaptation or learning process, that occurs when existing ideas or what we already know is changed in order to take in new information or new experience.  Involves the change in cognitive structure, to accept new schema. Accommodation, unlike assimilation, schema is changed to accommodate a new experiences rather than making it to fit into an existing schema.