During Piaget's intuitive thought substage, a child's reasoning
A) is primitive.
B) is advanced.
C) is complex.
D) includes rationale about how they know what they know.

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During Piaget's intuitive thought substage, a child's reasoning is considered primitive. This stage is characterized by children starting to use their intuition and perceptions to make decisions, but their reasoning lacks the logical processes of older children and adults.

During Piaget's Intuitive Thought Substage, a Child's Reasoning