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Preoperational children are able to juggle multiple aspects of a problem at the same time, thus correcting the centration that is seen in the sensorimotor stage.
Fallacy
An erroneous argument or reasoning, often due to a misuse or misunderstanding of logic.
Antecedent
The first part of a conditional statement, the "if" part, upon which the consequent depends.
Pure Hypothetical
A speculative assumption or scenario, often used in reasoning, that is not grounded in known facts or current reality.
Categorical Syllogism
A form of reasoning consisting of three propositions: a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion, each of which may be categorized by being either affirmative or negative.
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