When Children Were Told Accuracy and Not Speed Was Important

question 136

Multiple Choice

When children were told accuracy and not speed was important in solving a maze task, 4- to 6-year-olds ___________ and 7- to 10-year-olds ____________.

• A) planned their entire set of moves before they started; planned as well
• B) did not perform differently than when they were told speed did matter; did this as well
• C) planned their entire set of moves before they started; did not perform differently than when they were told speed did matter
• D) did not perform differently than when they were told speed did matter; planned their entire set of moves before they started

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