Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
A child has developed the ability to conserve and can arrange things from smallest to largest and vice-versa. Thought processes are directed to real events observed by the child. The child can perform complex operations on problems as long as they are not abstract. At which stage of Piaget's cognitive development is this child?
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- 1Concrete operational stage✓
- 2Formal operational stage
- 3Sensorimotor stage
- 4Preoperational stage
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Concrete operational stage
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