Piaget Felt That Formal Operational Thinking Differed from Concrete Operational

question 41

Multiple Choice

Piaget felt that formal operational thinking differed from concrete operational thinking because it allows the individual to finally:

• A) mentally combine, separate, and order objects and actions.
• B) use logic in his reasoning.
• C) realize that certain properties of an object will remain the same even if other superficial ones are altered.
• D) systematically solve problems by considering all possible combinations of variables.

Recognize the significance of product knowledge and involvement in consumer behavior.

Identify factors influencing high-involvement purchase decisions.

Understand different types of consumer problem-solving processes.

Recognize the impact of level of involvement on consumer purchase decision processes.

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