When 3-year-old katie says her tricycle is sad because it is in the garage all alone, this is an example of her use of centration. animistic thinking. propositional thought. object permanence?

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Royce Howard

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21 October, 16:46

When 3-year-old katie says her tricycle is sad because it is in the garage all alone, this is an example of her use of centration. animistic thinking. propositional thought. object permanence?

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Sebastian Paul · Answer 1

The correct answer is animistic thinking.

Animistic thinking is a concept from Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development. According to Piaget, animistic thinking is a cognitive process that occurs roughly between ages 4-7, and is indicative of the pre-operational stage of cognitive development. Animistic thinking basically refers to the belief that inanimate objects such as toys, dolls, etc., have thoughts, feelings and other human mental processes.