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Kareem is trying to help his four-year-old son remember what they did on July 4th. When he says to his son, don't you remember that we went someplace with grandmommy, he is using:
 
  a. scaffolding. c. scripting.
  b. retrieval cue. d. egocentrism.

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John Locke considered a child to be born a ___________________ _, ready to be written upon by experience.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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Answer to Question 1

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blank slate, tabula rasa





 

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