How to pronounce“preoperational”in English
But thinking about the world is pretty much limited to how THEY think about the world.
Kids in the preoperational stage are pretty ego-centric; if they love playing with trains and you ask them what their dad’s favorite thing to do is, they’ll probably say that he loves playing with trains too.
It’s not until they reach the concrete operational stage, around 6 or 7, that they develop the ability to take in other people’s perspectives, and begin to make cause-and-effect connections between events in their surroundings.
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Definitions of “preoperational”
In or relating to a Piagetian phase of child development characterized by sparse and logically inadequate mental operations and inability to reason or work with symbols.
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