Research has shown that most preschoolers
A. don’t use the words “think,” “remember,” or “pretend.”
B. have a complete grasp of cognitive processes.
C. believe that an event can be known without being directly observed.
D. often insist they’ve always known information they just learned.
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my answer is d.
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To answer this question, we can try to find research studies or articles that have investigated the language and cognitive abilities of preschoolers. One way to do this is by using academic databases or search engines such as Google Scholar. Here's how you can go about finding the answer:
1. Open a web browser and go to a search engine or a scholarly database like Google Scholar.
2. Type in keywords related to the question, such as "preschoolers language and cognitive development research."
3. Look through the search results and select scholarly articles or studies that discuss the language and cognitive abilities of preschoolers.
4. Read through the abstracts or summaries of the articles to see if they mention any information related to the question.
5. Once you find an article that seems relevant, click on it to access the full text (if available) and read through the details of the study.
6. Look for specific findings that address the statements in the options provided - A, B, C, and D.
7. Based on the information from the study, determine which option aligns with the research findings.
It's important to note that findings in research studies may vary, and there may be different perspectives or interpretations. Make sure to consider multiple studies or sources to get a more comprehensive understanding of the topic.