The Piagetian middle childhood stage in which the child begins to develop a set of rules or strategies for examining the world is called:
A) concrete operations
B) operational standards
C) global thinking
D) rational cognition

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The Piagetian stage called "concrete operations" occurs roughly between the ages of 7 and 11 years and is characterized by the development of logical thought, conservation, and the ability to use rules or operations for problem-solving, which fits the description given.

The Piagetian Middle Childhood Stage in Which the Child Begins