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According to Piaget's stages of cognitive development, adolescent belongs to:

AFormal operational stage

BConcrete operational stage

CPre-operational stage

DSensorimotor stage

Answer:

A. Formal operational stage

Read Explanation:

  • According to Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development, adolescents (roughly ages 11-15 and beyond) enter the Formal Operational Stage, characterized by:

1. Logical reasoning and abstract thinking

2. Ability to consider multiple perspectives and hypotheses

3. Development of deductive reasoning and problem-solving skills

4. Increased ability to think abstractly and reason logically

In this stage, adolescents begin to think more abstractly, reason logically, and develop their own ideologies and beliefs.


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