Question

Preoperational development involves seemingly endless streams of "why?" questions, characteristic of: animistic thought. egocentric thought. intuitive thought. symbolic function.

Answer 1

The right answer is an intuitive thought.

This type of thinking is from the stage of preoperational cognitive development according to the theory of Jean Piaget. At this stage of development, children ask multiple questions because they learn in this way, they do not generally question what they learned and they are not usually aware of the way they learned. This type of thinking shows the cognitive development that the child is reaching.

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Answer 2

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The per-operational stage is sparse and logically inadequate in regard to mental operations, starting at the age of two years, up to seven years. The first stage is symbolic while the second stage in this level of development is intuitive.