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Why might a child in the scribble stage not be able to tell you what it is they are drawing?

a. They cannot cognitively understand your question.
b. They draw something then decide what it is after they are finished. c. They don't have the language abilities to answer you.
d. Their drawings don't look like anything at this phase.
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Exactly what I was looking for!
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The answer for this question wasn't hard to find. Anyway, I'm glad to know I helped
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