Multiple Choice
Why are children more likely to correctly solve math problems that they encounter in a real-world context than problems that are presented in a formal school context?
A) because children view the problems in a formal school context as being more boring
B) because problems in a formal school context are typically more difficult
C) because real-world problems have consequences
D) because real-world problems require less mental effort
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