Imagine that a child is playing with blocks. Are the blocks similar or different? If the child focuses on two red blocks, the blocks are similar; if the child focuses on a rectangle and a square, the blocks are different. The idea of "similar and different" are examples of __________?
A) logico-mathematical knowledge
B) egocentrism
C) adaptation
D) decentering

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The concept of "similar and different" falls under the category of logico-mathematical knowledge, which is a key aspect of Piaget's stage theory of cognitive development.

Imagine That a Child Is Playing with Blocks