Once children have entered into the preoperational stage of development, they are typically capable of ____.
A) logical thinking
B) symbolic thinking
C) mental transference
D) abstract thinking

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The preoperational stage of development is characterized by the ability to engage in symbolic thinking, such as using words or mental images to represent objects or ideas. However, children in this stage are not yet capable of logical or abstract thinking, and may struggle with mental transference.

Once Children Have Entered into the Preoperational Stage of Development