Which of the following is most representative of a child in Jean Piaget’s preoperational stage of development?
When an object is hidden from view, a little boy assumes that it no longer exists and looks away.
A child understands that the amount of water doesn’t change when it is poured into different-sized beakers.
A child incorrectly assumes that everyone in a room has the same view of an object that he does.
When asked where she would put a third eye, a child indicates that she would put it on her hand. When an object is hidden from view, a… View the full answer
