The most important illogical feature of preoperational thought is its
A) dynamic transformation.
B) irreversibility.
C) class inclusion.
D) reversibility.

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Preoperational thought is characterized by the inability of children to understand that reversing a process might undo the effects of the original process. This is referred to as irreversibility. For instance, a child who is given a lump of clay and asked to make it into the shape of a ball can only see it as a ball and cannot reverse the process to get the original lump of clay.

The Most Important Illogical Feature of Preoperational Thought Is Its