A child in Piaget's _____ stage can now treat the physical world in a systematic way.
A) concrete-operational
B) formal-operational
C) preoperational
D) sensory-motor

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In the concrete-operational stage (ages 7-11), children become more logical and systematic in their thinking. They are able to understand conservation of mass, volume, and number, and can use simple logic to solve problems. They are able to think about objects in the real world and how they relate to each other, but still struggle with abstract concepts.

A Child in Piaget's _____ Stage Can Now Treat the Physical