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A child falls down a stairs and bruises her arm. When asked if she is okay, she responds, "I must be tired." Her mother had always said to her when she had an accident, "Oh, you must be tired." Of the following, which process of knowledge construction does this scenario best illustrate?
A) Learners construct understanding more effectively if they are involved in social interactions.
B) Learners construct new understanding based on their existing understanding.
C) Learners construct understanding by working on authentic tasks.
D) Learners construct understanding that makes sense to them.

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