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Sensorimotor (0-2)

- develops object permanence, the idea that an object exists even when out of sight


-begins to imitate others


-child will move from reflex-only actions to goal directed actions


-child can do reverse actions, but cannot think in reverse


-most learning is done through the senses

Preoperational (2-7)

-use of language and symbolic thought


-has difficulty seeing another's point of view(egocentric)


-difficulty with past and future thinking


-thinks through operations logically in one direction


-operations: ability to think out an action without performing it

Concrete Operational (7-11)

- can think logically about concrete problems


-understands law of conservation, the idea that characteristics of an object can stay the same despite changes in object's appearance


-classify, seriate, and reverse thinking


-seriate: putting objects in sequential order


-reverse thinking to help solve conservation problems


-understands past, present, and future

Formal Operational (11-??)

-able to solve abstract problems in a logical way


-concerns for social issues, future, and identity


-can think hypothetically


-formal operation can be used in some areas of an individual, but not necessarily all areas