Child Development and Pedagogy · Piaget's Stages of Cognitive Development
Match the 'stages of development' with their 'characteristics' as proposed by Jean Piaget: 1. Formal operational stage - (A) Able to think logically and can conserve 2. Pre-operational stage - (B) Starts to reason hypothetically and abstractly 3. Concrete operational stage - (C) Begins to understand permanence of objects 4. Sensorimotor stage - (D) Starts thinking symbolically but cannot conserve
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- 11 - (B), 2 - (A), 3 - (C), 4 - (D)
- 21 - (D), 2 - (A), 3 - (B), 4 - (C)
- 31 - (B), 2 - (D), 3 - (A), 4 - (C)✓
- 41 - (A), 2 - (D), 3 - (B), 4 - (C)
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1 - (B), 2 - (D), 3 - (A), 4 - (C)
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