The development of logic in individuals is similar to which of ...

[erika]

The development of logic in individuals is similar to which of the following?
 
  a. Piaget's stages of cognitive development
  b. Freud's stages of psychosocial development
  c. Kohlberg's stages of moral development
  d. Ainsworth's stages of social development

Question 2

What does the author of your textbook say to students who claim they are not logical people?
 
  a. You're probably right; it's a personality trait that you have or you don't have.
  b. Logical ability is an inherited trait but it's not inherited in an all-or-none fashion..
  c. Logic can be learned, but only if you inherit the predisposition to be able to learn it.
  d. People use logic all the time in everyday situations, but they might not be aware of it.

[katara]

Answer to Question 1

A
There are similarities between the rules for naming and children's development of early schemas, and between the development of information from old ideas and Piaget's concepts of accommodation and concrete operations. The final level of logic and cognitive development in both systems is the ability to use abstract symbols to think logically.

Answer to Question 2

D
We know that logic can be learned, because students improve on logical tasks with practice. Also, people behave in a logical way, sometimes on a daily basis, even though they claim not to be logical people.

[erika]

Thank you!

[katara]

Happy to help