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Medesa

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Which of the following activities has the greatest potential for divergent thinking?
◦ A child is given boots, shoes, socks, and gloves and is asked to remove the item that does not belong.
◦ A child is given three pictures of a cat lying down, sitting up, and washing his face. After being given three more pictures to look at (a dog eating, a mouse in his hole, and a cat playing with a ball), the child is asked to select the one that belongs most closely to the first set of pictures they saw.
◦ A child is asked to put a check mark on all of the items colored blue.
◦ A child is given a dozen pictures of animals and is asked to place together the animals that belong together.
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Reply #1 on: Mar 31, 2019
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