Preschool children are more likely to pay attention to salient stimuli than relevant stimuli. What is the difference between the two, and why might this cause problems? (Answer should include what salient stimuli is and an example, what relevant stimuli is and an example to demonstrate your knowledge of them)   Give an example that demonstrates how children in the preoperational stage of thinking lack conservation

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