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The limitation of preoperational thought of focusing attention on one characteristic while excluding all other characteristics is called______________ . (Watch your spelling!)

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this is wrong the correct answer is centration

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Intuitive.

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As the exercise states, the limitation of preoperational thought of focusing attention on one characteristic while excluding all other characteristics is called intuitive. In Piaget's theory of cognitive development second stage has two substages: symbolic function and Intuitive thought. A child between the ages of 4 and 7, begins to understand everything that is going on in their world. Therefore, they start to focus at one thing at a time, making one question after the other. Why, how, when, etc. For example: a child of 5 years might ask what is that thing in the sky that flies. Then how does it fly, then what's it called, then etc.

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