Preoperational children lack the logical rules associated with cognitive operations, the most important of which is

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Reversibility is the cognitive ability to understand that certain processes can be undone or reversed, which is a key component of logical thinking. Children in the preoperational stage of development have not yet fully developed this cognitive ability. Therefore, choice B is the best answer. The other choices, like social perspective-taking or facility, are not directly related to the cognitive operations that preoperational children lack.

Preoperational Children Lack the Logical Rules Associated with Cognitive Operations