Through________ , children begin to appreciate the logic, order, and predictability of the physical world.

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Concrete operational thinking is the stage of cognitive development in which children begin to understand logic, order, and predictability in the physical world. This stage generally occurs between the ages of 7 and 12, and is characterized by a focus on concrete rather than abstract thinking. During this stage, children are able to solve problems using inductive logic and can engage in conservation tasks, which require an understanding that the amount or quantity of a substance does not change even if the appearance changes.

Through________ , Children Begin to Appreciate the Logic, Order, and Predictability