In a Conservation Problem,the Difference Between Preoperational and Concrete Operational

question 18

Multiple Choice

In a conservation problem,the difference between preoperational and concrete operational thought is that children in the preoperational stage

• A)can reverse the image in their thought,whereas children in the concrete operational stage depend on real-life operation of reversing.
• B)use abstract reasoning,while children in the concrete operational stage use imagination and symbolism.
• C)utilize formal operations,while children in the concrete operational stage use judgment operations.
• D)focus on only one dimension of a problem,while children in the concrete operational stage focus on more than one.

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