Question

question 40
2 pts
piagets stages of cognitive development: match the development concepts to the stage.
sensorimotor ✓ choose
conservation, logical thinking
ego-centrism returns, abstract thinking
object permanence; stranger anxiety
pretend play, ego-centrism
preoperational
concrete operational choose
formal operational choose

Explanation:

• Sensorimotor: This stage (birth - 2 years) is marked by developing object permanence (understanding objects exist even when out of sight) and stranger anxiety (reaction to unfamiliar people). So "Object permanence; stranger anxiety" matches.
• Preoperational: (2 - 7 years) involves pretend play (using symbols in play) and egocentrism (difficulty seeing others' perspectives). So "Pretend play, Ego - centrism" matches.
• Concrete Operational: (7 - 11 years) children gain conservation (understanding quantity remains same despite appearance change) and logical thinking about concrete events. So "Conservation, Logical Thinking" matches.
• Formal Operational: (12 + years) has abstract thinking (reasoning about hypothetical concepts) and a temporary return of egocentrism in adolescent thinking. So "Ego - centrism returns, abstract thinking" matches.

Answer:

• Sensorimotor: Object permanence; stranger anxiety
• Preoperational: Pretend play, Ego - centrism
• Concrete Operational: Conservation, Logical Thinking
• Formal Operational: Ego - centrism returns, abstract thinking