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Kthamas

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To assess analogical reasoning in infants, Chen and colleagues used this task:
 
  a. tasting similarities in foods that look alike.
  b. judging similarities of simple word meanings.
  c. using similar movements to retrieve toys.
  d. smiling in response to similar musical melodies.

Question 2

Piaget theorized that analogical reasoning is a mental skill that is well developed
 
  a. very early, possibly at birth.
  b. during the preoperational stage.
  c. during the concrete-operational stage.
  d. late, during adolescence.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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