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Believing That the Sun Is a Yellow Circle That a Person

Question 133

Question 133

Multiple Choice

Believing that the sun is a yellow circle that a person painted on the sky is an example of


A) artificialism.
B) animism.
C) egocentrism.
D) preoperations.

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