By the ages of 14 to 17, teens are able to demonstrate problem solving skills using concepts, generalizations, and being flexible in planning actions and goals. What is this an example of?
a. Concrete operations
b. Pre-operational thinking
c. Operational thinking
d. Abstract thinking
D
By the middle teens (14 to 17), abstract thinking (adaptable, flexible thinking that uses concepts, generalizations, and problem solving) is well entrenched, along with a feeling of power and self- centeredness. Many believe that they can change the world by just thinking about it. At about 17, teens' abstract thinking becomes more realistic and they become able to plan reachable actions, goals, and careers.
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