A child who is able to perform mental activities such as subtraction on his objects of thought is said by Piaget to be capable of constructing _____.

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Piaget believed that children construct their own understanding of the world through their experiences and interactions. When a child is able to perform mental activities, such as subtraction, on their own thoughts and ideas (rather than physically manipulating objects), they are said to have developed operational schemes. These operational schemes are an important concept in Piaget's theory of cognitive development. Therefore, the most appropriate choice is B.

A Child Who Is Able to Perform Mental Activities Such