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Jean Piaget Centration and Truthought - 02/14/08 Centration is a process of focusing on a narrow range of information to the exclusion of other relevant information. In centering, a person takes some portion of an event or stimuli out of context narrowing it to a fine point while excluding other details. News Archive
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