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Children's early numerical concepts do not rely on verbal skills. (True or false?)

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Children's early numerical concepts do not rely on verbal skills. (True or false?)

Children's early numerical concepts do not rely on verbal skills.

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Jennifer prefers to classify objects on the basis of some abstract principle. Jennifer classifies objects thematically.

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Infants seem unable to appreciate the concept of object solidity, the fact that one object cannot pass through the space that is occupied by another object.

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