Piaget

2. occurring in the concrete operational phase, they can now look at more than one aspect of things.
6. The last stage of Piaget's theory.
8. the inability to see things from another perspective.
9. The ability to sort similar items into general as well as specific groups.
11. Piaget claimed that his theory was....and invariant.
12. The thinking where we can think "what if"
13. Giving an object feelings

1. Not possible in the preoperational stage it involves undoing a sequences of events.
3. The stage where language is key
4. Thinking that not all adults are able to achieve, but most can do by the formal operational stage.
5. the ability to understand relationships between elements such as A,B,C
7. Item Piaget spaced out in order to test concervation.
9. The stage when conservation occurs
10. The ability to mentally rank things given a scale.
14. collections of thoughts knowledge around a certain area or idea.