QUESTION 7 Seven-year-old Renu pours water from a tall, thin gless into a short,

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QUESTION 7 Seven-year-old Renu pours water from a tall, thin gless into a short, thick glass. He informs you that the amount of water is the same in both cases. You ask how he knows this to be true. He is likely to respond 1·"My father told me so." 2·"Nothing has been added or tlan way." 3. "You're right, there's a different amount of water in the tall glass. 4. -You can pourthe wa into the first glass and well come to the sarne place." It A Only 1 and 3 B.Only 2 and 4 D.Orily 1,2 and 3 QUESTIONS Which of the following observations supports the argument Shat the forms of logic required by Piagetian tasks are socially genereted Zinacantece Indian girie engage in mentel trensfomations needed to weave slaborately designed abrics,whereas North American hildren have great dlouty with the se weaving problems 2. hewing gum is it betler to sell all the mint gum or all the gum?" None of he above

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Answer: B) Only 2 and 4

He would be able to understand that the water in both the glasses is the same, by the principle of conservation, since he is now able to understand conservation by the age of 7 years.

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