Association of Social Work Boards Masters (ASWB MSW) Practice Exam

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During which Piaget developmental stage does logical implication understanding develop?

  1. Sensorimotor

  2. Preoperational

  3. Concrete Operations

  4. Formal Operations

The correct answer is: Concrete Operations

During the Sensormotor stage, children do not yet have the cognitive ability to understand logical implications. They focus mainly on their physical actions and perceptions. During the Preoperational stage, children have a limited understanding of cause and effect and are not yet able to understand complex logical reasoning. The Formal Operations stage is marked by abstract thinking, which is necessary for understanding logical implications. Thus, the Concrete Operations stage is when logical implication understanding begins to develop as children start to think logically and understand relationships between objects and actions.