Changing How You Study for Algebra Exams as Compared with History

question 56

Multiple Choice

Changing how you study for algebra exams as compared with history exams would be an example of __________ in Piaget's theory.

• A) organization
• B) operations
• C) accommodation
• D) assimilation

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Definitions:

Segregated Pattern

A spatial arrangement where different groups are separated into different areas, often based on race, ethnicity, or socio-economic status.

Gender Lines

The distinctions or divisions made between genders, often referring to societal roles, behaviors, and expectations associated with being male or female.

Cooperative Pattern

A social arrangement or strategy where individuals or groups work jointly towards a common end.

Sex Configuration

The combination of biological, physiological, and social factors that determine the sex roles and gender identities within a society.