When capable of concrete operational thought, children _____.
A) are limited to intuitive, perceptual focusing
B) can apply their reasoning to real, tangible situations
C) can reason about abstractions
D) are likely to be misled by appearances

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When children reach the concrete operational stage, they are able to apply their reasoning to real, tangible situations. This means they are no longer limited to intuitive, perceptual focusing and have developed the ability to use logical reasoning to solve problems. However, they may still struggle with reasoning about abstract concepts and can be misled by appearances at times.

When Capable of Concrete Operational Thought, Children _____