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There are two young children. One lives on a farm and has seen dogs, cats, horses, cows, and pigs. The other child lives in the suburbs and has only seen different types of dogs. If both children are shown a new breed of dog that they had no prior exposure to, according to Bayes's theorem, which child would recognize the new animal as a dog faster?
A) the child from the suburbs
B) it depends on motor ability
C) the child from the farm
D) neither child would have an advantage

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