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Last year, Billy solved addition problems like “4 + 3 = __” by counting on his fingers. This year, he can retrieve addition facts from memory. This is an example of
a.   quantitative change
b.   abrupt change
c.   qualitative change
d.   concurrent change
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Children's Thinking

Children's Thinking


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Right again. I appreciate your time and help.
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You're very welcome.
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