In which stage Symbolic thoughts develop but operational thoughts don't yet present__________?
Correct answer: B. Preoperational stage
- A. Sensorimotor stage
- B. Preoperational stage
- C. Concrete operational stage
- D. Formal operational stage
Explanation
Symbolic thought develops during the preoperational stage, but children have not yet acquired logical operations such as conservation and reversibility. The sensorimotor stage precedes symbolic representation, while operational thinking appears later.
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