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mpobi80

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By what age do children demonstrate a firm comprehension of living versus nonliving things? What are some of the indicators that children consider when deciding whether to categorize something as a living entity?
 
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________ is a form of learning that is difficult to reverse because it occurs during a sensitive period in development in which an organism tends to stay near a particular stimulus.
 
  a. Bonding c. Attachment
  b. Imprinting d. Shadowing


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

By age three or four, children show clear understanding of the difference between living and nonliving things. At this stage, they exhibit awareness that living things possess attributes such as the ability to eat, grow, show emotion, have goals, and harbor intentions.

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