Q625715 - CPCON - 2017 - Prefeitura de Remígio - PB - Professor - Inglês

Jean Piaget (1951/1946) proposed that children's language is built on their cognitive development. The Swiss

psychologist observed children in their play and in their interaction with people and objects. Considering Piaget's stages of development, it IS NOT correct to affirm that

a) during the Formal Operations Period the child develops arithmetic skills, but still lack the ability to handle abstraction.
b) during the Concrete Operational Period During the child can easily solve all of the conservation tasks and the thought becomes more logical.
c) during the Sensorimotor Period most schemes are organizations of physical action patterns and the child becomes more adept at imitating models.
d) during the Preoperational Period the child develops egocentricity, which refers to the inability to perceive the world from the perspective of another.
e) during the Sensorimotor Period the child develops the hypothetical thinking which involves the ability to see possibilities.