Children in the _________ stage, the last of Piaget's stages, are able to think logically and systematically about both concrete and abstract problems, form hypotheses, and test them in thoughtful ways.
A)concrete operational
B)preoperational
C)formal operational
D)operational

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The formal operational stage is the last of Jean Piaget's stages of cognitive development, where children (typically from around age 12 onwards) develop the ability to think abstractly, logically, and systematically, including the ability to form hypotheses and test them.

Children in the _________ Stage, the Last of Piaget's Stages