Asked by Holly Hrynyshyn on May 13, 2024

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Which concept is part of classification skills in middle childhood?

A) elaboration
B) conservation
C) transitive inference
D) multiple intelligences

Classification Skills

The cognitive ability to organize objects, ideas, or information into categories based on shared characteristics or relations.

Multiple Intelligences

A theory proposing that individuals possess various forms of intelligence, including linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, and others, each representing different ways of processing information.

Conservation

The principle in cognitive development where a child learns that quantity, mass, and volume remain the same despite changes in form or appearance.

  • Absorb the underpinnings of cognitive advancement and logical thought during the middle childhood period.
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intan hani zuhailaMay 16, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Transitive inference is the ability to use logical reasoning when given incomplete information in order to solve problems or classify objects. Elaboration is a memory strategy, conservation is a concept related to quantity, and multiple intelligences is a theory of intelligence.