October 23, 2025LogicsOpen Access

Rationality and Reversibility in Jean Piaget’s Theory of Reasoning

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Rationality according to Piaget emphasizes a psychological foundation, rather than just logical norms.
Cognitive structures' operations exhibit reversibility, informing rationality differently than traditional views.
The study analyzes intra- and interpropositional reasoning to illustrate these concepts.
Piaget's theory challenges simplistic views by suggesting psychological relevance in reasoning norms.

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This exploration reveals probability theory's role in Piaget's psychological theory of reasoning, suggesting foundations of rationality.

Mark A. Winstanley (2025) studied this question.

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