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7   The fact that we tend to spontaneously group or categorize the things we perceive is a basic principle of
   a.   the sociocultural perspective
   b.   learning theories
   c.   interdependence theories
   d.   cognitive theories


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Reply #1 on: Jun 13, 2019


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