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Various kinds of thinking are enhanced by particular models of teaching. Concept formation is one such model which trains to solve problems inductively. Identify the correct sequence of stages for concept formation. (A)  Grouping items into categories with common attributes of members (B)  Identifying the topic / problem (C)  Developing labels for catergories (D)  Enumerating the data relevant to topic / problem Choose the correct answer from the options given below :

Various kinds of thinking are enhanced by particular models of teaching. Concept formation is one such model which trains to solve problems inductively. Identify the correct sequence of stages for concept formation. (A)  Grouping items into categories with common attributes of members (B)  Identifying the topic / problem (C)  Developing labels for catergories (D)  Enumerating the data relevant to topic / problem Choose the correct answer from the options given below : Correct Answer (B), (D), (A), (C)

A mental grouping and classification of events, ideas, or objects that share common properties with each other is known as Concept. Concept enables the people to store information as well as memories in an organized fashion.
Key Points
  • Hilda Taba was one of the most influential educationists. She developed a concept development strategy, also known as the "Inductive Model” or the “Concept Development Model (CDM)”. 
  • Taba’s model of Concept Formation:
    • Identifying and enumerating
    • Grouping according to common attributes
    • Labeling categories
    • Interpretation of Data

Hence, (B), (D), (A), (C) is the correct sequence.

Additional Information

  • Three inductive thinking skills involved here are:
    • Concept formation (concept learning).
    • Interpretation of data.
    • Application of principles.

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