An Argument That Proceeds from Knowledge of a Cause to a Claim

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Multiple Choice

An argument that proceeds from knowledge of a cause to a claim about an effect is:

• A) A sound argument.
• B) A strong argument.
• C) A cogent argument.
• D) An inductive argument.
• E) A deductive argument.

Explain the concept and application of cognitive scaffolding in child development.

Identify common behaviors that indicate memory and cognition in early childhood.

Recognize and explain the importance of pragmatics in language development.

Understand the concept of fast mapping in language acquisition.

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