You're watching your four-year-old niece trying to solve some problem she has encountered in an art project. She tries a number of different techniques and methods to solve the problem. Your niece is in the:
A. realization state
B. operations state
C. goal state
D. initial state
Answer: B
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a. shallow processing. b. working-memory processing. c. deep processing. d. the self-reference effect.
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the blame to protect someone else. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
As objects that are familiar move further away, you continue to perceive them as being about the same size. This is known as __________
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