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One thing that children in Piaget's formal operations stage can do, but children in the concrete operations stage cannot do, is:
A) consider someone else's perspective on an issue.
B) recognize that amount of liquid stays the same even when it's poured into a differently shaped container.
C) reason logically about strictly hypothetical situations.
D) distinguish between their own feelings and those of others.

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