Formal Operational Thinking Is Distinguished from Concrete Operations by the Ability

question 230

Multiple Choice

Formal operational thinking is distinguished from concrete operations by the ability to:

• A)understand the principle of conservation.
• B)reason about abstract concepts.
• C)show egocentrism.
• D)understand object permanence.

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Definitions:

Visual Memory

The ability to remember or recall information such as objects, symbols, or pictures previously seen.

Partial Report Method

A memory recall technique where participants are asked to recall a specific subset of items from a briefly presented array.

Sensory Memory

The shortest-term element of memory, it allows the retention of impressions of sensory information after the original stimuli have ended.

Tone

In literature and communication, tone refers to the attitude or emotional nuance conveyed by the writer or speaker.