According to Piaget, Mental Operations Are

Multiple Choice

According to Piaget, mental operations are:

A) the tendency to focus on the most salient aspect of whatever one is trying to think about.
B) mental "actions" in which information can be combined, separated, and transformed in a logical manner.
C) a confusion between appearance and reality.
D) schemas that specify who participates in an event and the sequence of actions that make up the event.