Children are able to draw logically correct conclusions in problems with two true premises, but adolescents are able to draw logically correct conclusions in problems with ___________________ __premises.
a. verbal
b. counterfactual
c. counterfeit
d. unreasonable
Question 2
Bill is larger than Charles. Charles is larger than a house. Therefore, Bill is larger than a house. This is an example of
a. metacognitive understanding.
b. mastery goal orientation.
c. coordination of theory with evidence.
d. a syllogism.
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