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Dr. Yam is doing development research on children. His current subject is an 8-year-old male who is able to add, subtract, and make-up stories. If Dr. Yam supports Piaget's theory, what assumption will be made about this child?
 
  a) He can classify like objects.
   b) He can problem solve complex issues.
   c) He can complete abstract logic puzzles.
   d) He would enjoy a game of peek-a-boo.

Question 2

Dr. Brown wishes to obtain qualitative information about parent-child interactions. She has time, but not much money for the research, but would like to obtain as detailed information as possible.
 
  What would be the more effective strategy to meet her needs? a) Observation
   b) Experiment
   c) Survey
   d) In-depth interview



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