Which word best describes the thinking of a concrete operational child, compared with the thinking of a child in an earlier cognitive stage?

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Concrete operational thinking, as described by Piaget, is more flexible than the thinking in earlier stages, allowing the child to understand the concept of conservation and perspective-taking, moving away from the egocentric and rigid thinking of the preoperational stage.

Which Word Best Describes the Thinking of a Concrete Operational