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    When a Child Understands That Dogs and Cats Are Quite
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When a Child Understands That Dogs and Cats Are Quite

Question 65

Question 65

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When a child understands that dogs and cats are quite different, the child has formed


A) deja vu.
B) an exemplar
C) a prototype.
D) functional fixedness.
E) concepts

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