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The ability to arrange objects by increasing or decreasing size is called .
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The ability to retrace thoughts is known as .
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The idea that intelligence comes in many forms is known as the theory of intelligences.
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When a child, who wants to do well on a test, repeatedly reads his notes again and again, this is known as .
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For Kohlberg, the central strategy to understand moral development is to pose a .





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