By the End of the Preoperational Stage,children Are Able to Understand

question 11

Multiple Choice

By the end of the preoperational stage,children are able to understand the idea that actions,events,and outcomes are related to one another in fixed patterns.This is called

• A)identity.
• B)functionality.
• C)intuitive thought.
• D)egocentric thought.

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Definitions:

On-task

The state of focusing and actively engaging in a particular task or activity.

Off-task

Behavior or activity that is not focused on the task or objective at hand, often resulting in decreased productivity or learning.

Behavior

The actions, reactions, or mannerisms made by an organism, individual, or system in response to the environment or stimuli.

Overt Actions

Visible or observable behaviors that can be directly seen and measured by others.