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Adolescent mental development

Discusses the thought processes and "newly found" thinking skills of the adolescent.

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  • "Discusses the thought processes and "newly found" thinking skills of the adolescent."@en
  • "Piaget's stage of formal operations, the ability to manipulate ideas, and the development of abstract thought are demonstrated in this program."@en
  • "For most teenagers, adolescence marks the beginning of Piaget's final stage of mental development, that of formal operations. The program examines this stage and explains such accompanying phenomena as adolescent egocentrism, imaginary audience, and personal fable."@en
  • "Discusses Piaget's stage of formal operations and the development of abstract thought. Examines the ability to manipulate ideas."
  • "Discusses Piaget's stage of formal operations and the development of abstract thought. Examines the ability to manipulate ideas."@en
  • "Piaget's stage of formal operations, the ability to manipulate ideas, and the development of abstract thought are demonstrated."@en
  • "Examines adolescent mental development and explains such accompanying phenomena as adolescent egocentrism, imaginary audience, and personal fable."
  • "Examines adolescence as Piaget's final stage of mental development, that of formal operations, and explains such accompanying phenomena as adolescent egocentrism, imaginary audience, and personal fable."@en

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  • "Adolescent mental development"
  • "Adolescent mental development"@en

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