Siegler and Jenkins' Examination of the Development of the Counting-On

question 97

Multiple Choice

Siegler and Jenkins' examination of the development of the counting-on strategy is an example of design.

• A)longitudinal
• B)cross-sectional
• C)experimental
• D)microgenetic

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