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  1. 1GOAL DIRECTED BEHAVIOURSTAGE – Sensorimotor
    Definition – Behaviour carried out with particular purpose
    Example – If pull up can reach object on table
  2. 2OBJECT PERMANANCESTAGE- Sensorimotor
    Definition - An object stills exists even when not in view
    Example- Ball exists even when you put in box
  3. 3EGOCENTRISMSTAGE- Pre operational
    Definition- Not being able to see things/ situations from other perspectives.
    Example- Giving their own opinion when asked what their mother’s favorite colour is.
  4. 4ANIMISMSTAGE- Pre operational
    Definition- The idea that everything has though processes and feelings.
    Example - Thinking that a toy will be cold if left outside
  5. 5TRANSFORMATIONSTAGE- Pre operational
    Definition- understanding that things can change in state/ form/ shape
    Example: understanding that an ice cube is water in a different state
  6. 6CENTRATIONSTAGE- Pre operational
    Definition- can only focus on one quality/ aspect of an object at a time
    Example: not being able to notice the difference between a cube and a sphere because they are both the same colour and size.
  7. 7REVERSIBILITYSTAGE: pre-operational
    Definition- Ability to follow a line of reasoning back to the beginning.
    Example: Shortest to tallest can be rearranged to tallest to shortest.
  8. 8CONSERVATIONSTAGE: Concrete operational
    Definition: An object does not change its weight, mass, volume or area
    Example: A drink bottle, itself, does not become heavier when filled, the liquid is the added weight.
  9. 9CLASSIFICATIONSTAGE: Concrete operational
    Definition: Organize information into categories
    Example: A pile of Lego can be separated into colour groups.
  10. 10ABSTRACT THINKINGSTAGE: formal operational
    Definition: understanding concepts and fundamental principles
    Example: Democracy
  11. 11LOGICAL THINKINGSTAGE: formal operational
    Definition: Ability to formulate hypothesis and systematically test them to arrive at an answer to a problem.
    Example: If there is a small car and a big car, the family will take the big car on a holiday so that they can fit all the luggage.

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