All of the following stages in Piaget's cognitive development EXCEPT:
Correct answer: A. Conservational
- A. Conservational
- B. Concrete operations
- C. Sensorimotor
- D. preoperational
Explanation
Piaget’s recognized stages include sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational. Conservation is a concept mastered during the concrete operational period, not a stage called “conservational.”
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