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When Freddie Describes His Friend Roger as Being Better at Arithmetic

Question 31

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When Freddie describes his friend Roger as being better at arithmetic than he is, Freddie is expressing what Barenboim calls

A) a behavioral comparison.
B) an organizing relationship.
C) egocentric empathy.
D) a psychological construct.
E) a concrete operation.

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