The nurse is teaching parents about actions to assist in developing a critical skill in the concrete operations phase of Piaget's developmental theory. What activities does the nurse suggest the parents participate with their child in?
(Select all that apply.)
a.
Separating a collection of toy horses into functions each type performs.
b.
Exploring a space and astronomy museum and planetarium together.
c.
Making a scrapbook of leaves sorted by color or type of tree.
d.
Having the child explore how common objects can be used for different purposes.
e.
Asking the child to describe an event from several different points of view.
ANS: A, C
In the concrete operational stage of Piaget's theory, seriation is an important task. This task includes separating or sorting objects using specific criteria. Separating toy horses by functions and arranging a leaf album by color or tree type are examples of seriation. Exploring museums does not contribute to seriation. Learning how objects can be used for unusual purposes and describing other points of view are part of the formal operations stage.
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