Answer:
symbolic function substage
Explanation:
<em>Piaget notes a preoperational stage , where a substage called symbolic function stage corresponds to Sally:</em>
<em>Sally is able to represent mentally objects that are not present directly to her, she then gains ability around 2 or 4 years to do so with a inability to distinguis between her view and the view from others.</em>
<em>This was demonstrated as child were asked to portray view from different perspectives and they all showed :egocentrism.</em>
The opposite of the view that <span>the sexes are socially, politically and economically equal is that one is superior - and it is typically the male sex that is seen as superior. Thus, such a movement is based on strengthening female rights.
Therefore I think that this movement is called feminism. </span>
Zach visits on occasion, and seeing him causes Lily’s stomach to turn circles. Lily tells him that she considers him a friend, a boyfriend, a beekeeper, and a brother. She tells him what would happen if she were black, but Zach replies that there is no use in that kind of speculation. Instead they have to think about changing the world. Lily discovers something in him that has grown angry, and he fills his mind with complex race-relation issues. Lily wishes they could return back to the simple conversations they had before.
Answer: Autism
Explanation: According to the DSM V, symptoms related to language, social skills, intellectual abilities and interests from high to low functioning fell under the autism cathegory.
Autism is considered as a neurodevelopment disorder in which there is a primarly social inability that difficults interactions with other people; this also is usually presented with different IQs and language disorders.
