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    Internal Structures, Developed Through Experience, Which Organize Incoming Infor-Mation in Relation
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Internal Structures, Developed Through Experience, Which Organize Incoming Infor-Mation in Relation

Question 26

Question 26

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Internal structures, developed through experience, which organize incoming infor-mation in relation to previous experience, are called:


A) Frames
B) Latent structures
C) Schemata
D) Mental models

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