According to Jean Piaget,the ability to understand things from a different perspective does not take place until the:
A) preoperational stage, or when a child is between ages two and seven
B) concrete operational stage, or when a child is between ages seven and 11
C) formal operational state, or when a child is between ages 11 and 15
D) generalized other stage, or when a child is between ages 16 and 18
E) mature operational stage, or when a child becomes an adult

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According to Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development, the ability to understand things from a different perspective occurs during the concrete operational stage, which typically begins at age seven and ends around age 11. Before this stage, children are in the preoperational stage and are more egocentric, believing that everyone sees things the same way they do. After the concrete operational stage, children move into the formal operational stage, which involves more abstract and hypothetical thinking.

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