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Match each of the following with the best response.
1


Children's information processing is characterized by self-modification.

2


Infants can remember perceptual-motor information.

3


Children's rules for solving problems can be determined by looking at their patterns of correct answers and errors.

4


Students should be encouraged to think reflectively.

5


Young children can use scale models to guide their problem-solving activities.

6


A person's background reveals itself in a person's reconstruction of stories.

7


Memory is best understood by considering verbatim memory trace and gist.

8


Infants are about 7 -- 9 months old when they form conceptual categories that are characterized by perceptual variability.

Answer choices for questions 1 through 8
A)Robert Siegler
B)Robert Siegler
C)Carolyn Rovee-Collier
D)Judy Deloache
E)Jean Mandler
F)Sir Frederick Bartlett
G)Charles Brainerd and Valerie Reyna
H)John Dewey





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