When John Flavell and His Colleagues Showed Children Objects That

question 115

Multiple Choice

When John Flavell and his colleagues showed children objects that appeared to be one thing but were really another, they found that:

• A) 5-year-olds were never fooled by the appearance of the objects.
• B) Chinese 3-year-olds were better able to distinguish appearance from reality.
• C) both American and Chinese 3-year-olds were able to solve the problem if given enough time.
• D) both American and Chinese 3-year-olds experienced similar difficulties distinguishing appearance from reality.

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