Which of the following is NOT one of the principles of counting that children begin to recognize during the preoperational stage?
A) The ascending-series principle
B) The stable-order principle
C) The cardinality principle
D) The abstraction principle

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The ascending-series principle is not recognized as a principle of counting during the preoperational stage. The recognized principles include the stable-order principle (understanding that numbers should be recited in a specific order), the cardinality principle (recognizing that the last number in a count represents the quantity of items), and the abstraction principle (understanding that any set of objects or events can be counted).

Which of the Following Is NOT One of the Principles