What is the difference between a scheme and an operation in cognitive developmental theory?
A. An operation is a verbal scheme
B. An operation is a mental manipulation of related schemes
C. A scheme is more complex than an operation
D. A scheme is in equilibrium and an operation is in disequilibrium
Answer: B
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Researchers conducted a study with Spanish-speaking kindergarteners. They were interested in learning whether young children would benefit from explicit test-taking training
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a. functional c. parallel b. constructive d. associative
Identify and briefly describe three physical conditions that resemble Alzheimer's disease.
What will be an ideal response?