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schs14

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The key to a memory script is that it
 
  a. is almost always stored as a fuzzy trace..
  b. cannot be mentally rehearsed.
  c. represents a typical sequence of events.
  d. is found in sensory register but not long-term storage.

Question 2

Addy and Kit are both playing with dolls in the doll corner. They are dressing and undressing the dolls, and pretending to feed them dinner. However, Addy and Kit do not talk to one another or involve each other in their play. This best demonstrates which type of play?
 
  a. Associative
  b. Cooperative
  c. Solitary
  d. Parallel



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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