Question

The areas of cognitive development of a 13-year child focus on ______.

Options

• ideas of cause and effect

• logical thinking

• symbolical words

• object permanence

Answer 1

The areas of cognitive development of a 13-year child focus on logical thinking.

Explanation:

At the age of 13, children are usually in the early stages of adolescence and their cognitive development is marked by the refinement and advancement of many various processes. Logical thinking reflects the advancing cognitive abilities of adolescence and is more closely associated with the cognitive challenges and achievements that children of this age face.