Research on Children's Causal Reasoning About Events Shows That 4-Year-Old

question 86

Multiple Choice

Research on children's causal reasoning about events shows that 4-year-old children:

• A) use physical causes to explain psychological events.
• B) use psychological causes to explain physical events.
• C) appropriately match causal explanations to the domain of an event.
• D) reason appropriately about psychological events, but not physical events.

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