Question

which of jean piagets periods of cognitive development highlights thinking that is limited to what can be personally experienced? preoperational formal operational concrete operational sensorimotor

Explanation:

Jean Piaget's concrete operational stage (ages 7 - 11) involves thinking based on concrete, personal experiences. Children can perform logical operations on real - world objects and events they have experienced. The preoperational stage has more symbolic but less logical thinking, the formal operational stage allows for abstract thinking, and the sensorimotor stage is focused on sensory and motor interactions in infancy.

Answer:

concrete operational