Piaget's developmental theory. Formal reasoning patterns
Description
According to Piaget's developmental theory, thinking processes changed during adolescents as formal reasoning patterns become established and supplement the concrete reasoning patterns that arouse during earlier years. Concrete reasoning patterns includes serial ordering, simple classification, conservation and other processes applied to objects and real events. Formal reasoning patterns involve these and other mental operations applied to hypothetical objects or events, relationships and concepts.
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33 min
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Date of Publication
1973
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Alexander Street
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