What Do Children Do in the Formal-Operations Stage That They

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Multiple Choice

What do children do in the formal-operations stage that they do not do in the concrete-operations stage?

• A) understand that an object maintains its weight and volume after a change in its shape
• B) reach around a barrier to retrieve a hidden object
• C) develop a systematic strategy for solving a problem
• D) distinguish between appearance and reality

Understand the assessment techniques and research methods utilized in Rogers's theory.

Examine the characteristics of fully functioning individuals according to Rogers.

Discuss the influence of culture on concepts such as positive self-regard and self-concept.

Understand the foundations and key concepts of George Kelly's personal construct theory.

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