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preoperational children tend to focus on one aspect of a situation and neglect others, leading to illogical conclusions. piaget called this tendency

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The Piaget's theory that explained how a preoperational children usually divert their focus on just one particular situation and shows negligence to other aspect is Centration.

  • Piaget's theory of  can be  Centration  regarded as a theory that explains how possible is it for a child to be focused at one aspect or point which cover them from seeing wider picture.

  • For instance, a child can focus on just the height of a container without considering the breath.

Therefore, centration is about focusing on a point.

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