Dualistic thinking ______.
A) involves dividing the cognitive world into opposites, such as good and bad
B) reflects the type of thought processes adults develop after college
C) reflects the most mature type of thought process in adults
D) occurs during Piaget's fifth stage of cognitive development

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Dualistic thinking involves categorizing concepts into binary opposites, such as good versus bad, right versus wrong. It is a characteristic of early stages of cognitive development rather than a mature adult thought process or a specific stage in Piaget's theory, which traditionally includes four stages, not five.

Dualistic Thinking ______