Prelogical
Prelogical refers to a stage of cognitive development characterized by a lack of logical reasoning and the tendency to rely on intuition, emotions, and perceptions to make sense of the world. In this stage, individuals may struggle with abstract thinking, cause-and-effect relationships, and the ability to follow logical sequences. They may also exhibit magical thinking, such as believing in superstitions or supernatural explanations for events. Prelogical thinking is often seen in young children, but can also manifest in adults under certain circumstances.