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When children understand that the amount of water in a tall, thin glass may be equal to the amount of water in a short, wide glass, they are demonstrating
A) representational thought.
B) conservation.
C) intuitive thought.
D) trial-and-error learning.
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Child Development: Principles and Perspectives

Child Development: Principles and Perspectives


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Just in time! You're an expert lol
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You're very welcome Happy Dummy
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