Multiple Choice
Why might class inclusion tasks be difficult for the preoperational child?
A) Because these tasks require the ability of seriation
B) Because these tasks require the child to focus on two or more details simultaneously
C) Because the preoperational child is not emotionally ready for the tasks
D) Because the preoperational child's thinking is too linear
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