Child Development and Pedagogy · Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development
During which stage of cognitive development in Piaget's theory does a child achieve the concept of 'reversibility' (the understanding that actions or operations can be reversed)?
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- 1The Pre-Operational Stage
- 2The Sensory-Motor Stage
- 3The Formal Operational Stage
- 4The Concrete-Operational Stage✓
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The Concrete-Operational Stage
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