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Write an essay on the way that preschool-aged children think. In your answer, describe at least four different characteristics of preoperational thought proposed by Piaget. Give a concrete example that illustrates each characteristic.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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Suggested Responses: Students should fully describe at least four of the following characteristics of preoperational thought: perception-based thinking, unidimensional thinking, irreversibility, transductive reasoning, egocentrism, or symbolic thought. Students should use either examples used by previous researchers (such as Piaget's conservation experiments) or novel examples that specifically demonstrate the characteristics of preoperational thought that students have chosen.

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