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While assessing a preschool-age child at play, which behavior indicates that the child is successfully moving through Piaget’s cognitive stages of development?
1. The child is able to consider the differing opinions of playmates.
2. The child is able to recall the good time experienced the previous weekend at the playground and is anticipating going there again the following week.
3. The child reports being able to rationalize why it is better to eat fruit than candy.
4. The child understands that his mother loves him as much as she loves the child’s older siblings.

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