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EAugust

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When a child can simultaneously manipulate two dimensions cognitively, such as circumference and thickness, so that s/he understands that a change in one dimension is compensated for by a change in the other, s/he understands
 
  a. reversibility.
  b. reciprocity c. identity.
  d. metacognition.

Question 2

Which category is LEAST associated with the feelings of loneliness?
 
  a. Transient
  b. Situational
  c. Chronic
  d. Nonverbal



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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