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The healthcare professional is explaining Piaget's cognitive
development theory to pediatric caregivers. Which child
behavior is characteristic of the concrete operational period?
The child learns that others can control their environment.
The child believes that the stairs became angry and made them
fall.
The child thinks that their bad thoughts caused an illness.
The child is able to classify, order, and sort facts.
The child is able to classify, order, and sort facts.
A female adolescent who is having unprotected sex with a male
partner comments to a friend, "Did you hear about Kathy? I
heard they are pregnant. That would never happen to me!"
This thinking demonstrates which aspect of Piaget's formal
operational stage?
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Egocentric thought
Abstract thinking
Sense of invulnerability
Conservation
Sense of invulnerability
Tara is inquiring about Justin's plans after graduation. Justin
responds about wanting to go to college to become a respiratory
therapist. Justin continues sharing that this will be a great career
choice because of the ability to work anywhere and make good
money. What does this thinking represent?
Egocentric thinking
Magical thinking
Reversibility
Abstract thinking
abstract thinking
Tara presents Tommy with two glasses of water. One glass is
short and wide, while the other is tall and thin. Tommy does not
understand that both glasses have the same amount of water in
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them. If Tommy did understand that the amount of water was the
same, what would this thinking represent?
Invulnerability
Animism
Classification
Conservation
conversation
Cindy has just realized that two $1 bills are less money than one
$20 bill. Which period of cognitive development is Cindy
mastering?
Concrete operational
Preoperational
Formal operational
Sensorimotor
concrete operational bc this would represent conservation and
classification skills
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April (pronouns, she/her), 15 years old, calls her best friend
crying. She has a date with someone she has been interested in
for months, but now has a pimple on her nose. April wants to
cancel the date, thinking that everyone will see the pimple and
laugh at her.
This thinking demonstrates which aspect of Piaget's formal
operations stage?
Egocentric thought
Abstract thinking
Object permanence
Sense of invulnerability
egocentric thought
Moral development refers to which aspects of human behavior?
Select all that apply.
Changes in social nature
Changes in thoughts
Changes in communication
Changes in emotions
NR 222 Final Exam Health And Wellness Newest
2026-2027 Exam Preparation With Complete 600
Questions And Correct Answers With Rationales |
Already Graded A+||Brand New
Version!!|Chamberlaine College
The healthcare professional is explaining Piaget's cognitive
development theory to pediatric caregivers. Which child
behavior is characteristic of the concrete operational period?
The child learns that others can control their environment.
The child believes that the stairs became angry and made them
fall.
The child thinks that their bad thoughts caused an illness.
The child is able to classify, order, and sort facts.
The child is able to classify, order, and sort facts.
A female adolescent who is having unprotected sex with a male
partner comments to a friend, "Did you hear about Kathy? I
heard they are pregnant. That would never happen to me!"
This thinking demonstrates which aspect of Piaget's formal
operational stage?
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Egocentric thought
Abstract thinking
Sense of invulnerability
Conservation
Sense of invulnerability
Tara is inquiring about Justin's plans after graduation. Justin
responds about wanting to go to college to become a respiratory
therapist. Justin continues sharing that this will be a great career
choice because of the ability to work anywhere and make good
money. What does this thinking represent?
Egocentric thinking
Magical thinking
Reversibility
Abstract thinking
abstract thinking
Tara presents Tommy with two glasses of water. One glass is
short and wide, while the other is tall and thin. Tommy does not
understand that both glasses have the same amount of water in
,3|Page
them. If Tommy did understand that the amount of water was the
same, what would this thinking represent?
Invulnerability
Animism
Classification
Conservation
conversation
Cindy has just realized that two $1 bills are less money than one
$20 bill. Which period of cognitive development is Cindy
mastering?
Concrete operational
Preoperational
Formal operational
Sensorimotor
concrete operational bc this would represent conservation and
classification skills
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April (pronouns, she/her), 15 years old, calls her best friend
crying. She has a date with someone she has been interested in
for months, but now has a pimple on her nose. April wants to
cancel the date, thinking that everyone will see the pimple and
laugh at her.
This thinking demonstrates which aspect of Piaget's formal
operations stage?
Egocentric thought
Abstract thinking
Object permanence
Sense of invulnerability
egocentric thought
Moral development refers to which aspects of human behavior?
Select all that apply.
Changes in social nature
Changes in thoughts
Changes in communication
Changes in emotions
