Marty is at the park with his friends. They want to build a seesaw they can use. Every time Marty chooses a board, he moves the stone fulcrum and changes the number of people on the seesaw. Marty is most likelya. using hypothetical-deductive reasoning. b. a preoperational thinker. c. a concrete operational thinker. d. going to be a construction worker when he grows up.

Question

Social Studies

Oliver

16 July, 20:10

Marty is at the park with his friends. They want to build a seesaw they can use. Every time Marty chooses a board, he moves the stone fulcrum and changes the number of people on the seesaw. Marty is most likelya. using hypothetical-deductive reasoning. b. a preoperational thinker. c. a concrete operational thinker. d. going to be a construction worker when he grows up.

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Dixie Steele · Answer 1

c. a concrete operational thinker.

Explanation:

Marty is most likely a concrete operational thinker. Concrete thinking is the third stage in Piaget's theory of cognitive development. It is characterized by logical thinking of real life situation and how to solve those situations Marty is faced with a real life situation on how to locate the center of equilibrium of the board with the changing load. Solving and managing such real life situation is a characteristic of a concrete operational thinker.