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Tweedledom and Tweedledee, three-year-old twins, work side by side assembling building blocks, but they rarely ever talk. They are doing
 
  a. nonsocial activity.
  b. parallel play.
  c. cooperative play.
  d. associative play.

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The information-processing perspective on cognition asserts that there is a valid analogy between the mind and the
 
  a. spirit.
  b. computer.
  c. child's sociocultural context.
  d. schemas adapted by assimilation/accommodation.



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Answer to Question 1

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BRWH

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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