Child Development and Pedagogy · Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development
A student observes that stick A is longer than stick B and stick B is longer than stick C. Based on this observation, the student correctly infers that stick A is longer than stick C. However, when asked the same problem verbally, he fails to make the correct inference. According to Piaget's theory, the student is at which stage of cognitive development?
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- 1Preoperational stage
- 2Sensorimotor stage
- 3Formal operational stage
- 4Concrete operational stage✓
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Concrete operational stage
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