Piaget describes the accomplishments of the stage of _________in terms of an individual's increased ability to classify objects and ideas, engage in logical thought, and hypothesize, just as researchers make hypotheses in their investigations.
A) latency
B) social cognition
C) concrete operations
D) formal operations

Question

Piaget describes the accomplishments of the stage of _________in terms of an individual's increased ability to classify objects and ideas, engage in logical thought, and hypothesize, just as researchers make hypotheses in their investigations. ​
A) latency
B) social cognition
C) concrete operations
D) formal operations

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Piaget describes formal operations as the stage in which an individual gains the ability to classify objects and ideas, engage in logical thought, and construct hypotheses, just as researchers do in their investigations. The stage typically begins around age 11 and extends through adulthood.

Piaget Describes the Accomplishments of the Stage of _________In Terms