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Why do we use schemas?
   a.   Humans are born with schemas.
   b.   Schemas are taught to us in our early childhood.
   c.   Without schemas, the world would seem inexplicable and confusing.
   d.   Schemas ensure that we interpret the world accurately.

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Social Psychology

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