When solving problems, a child in the concrete operational stage is able to apply <u>logical thinking </u>but is generally not yet able to apply <u>abstract</u><u> </u><u>reasoning</u>.
<h3>What is Logical thinking?</h3>
Logical thinking is the ability of a person to base one's inferences and deductions on facts rather than assumptions.
It is a disciplined manner of thinking. Abstract reasoning on the other hand is the ability to apply logical thinking to ideas that are beyond that which can be readily observed.
