If Every Door in the Store Swings Both Ways, a Young

question 98

Multiple Choice

If every door in the store swings both ways, a young child might believe all doors work this way. When the child encounters a door that does not work this way she assumes that it must not be a door. This method of explaining doors according to the child's existing schema is called __________.

• A)accommodation
• B)assimilation
• C)decentration
• D)stimulation

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Definitions:

Excessive Camber

When a vehicle's wheel tilt either inward or outward too much, leading to uneven tire wear and potential steering issues.

Excessive Caster

A condition in the alignment of vehicle wheels where the caster angle is beyond the recommended specification, affecting steering and stability.

Underinflation

The condition where a tire contains less than the recommended amount of air pressure, negatively affecting performance and safety.

Overinflation

The condition of inflating a tire beyond the manufacturer's recommended pressure, which can lead to reduced traction and increased wear.