Which Statement Is NOT One of the Counting Principles Proposed

question 44

Multiple Choice

Which statement is NOT one of the counting principles proposed by Gelman and Gallistel?

• A) Any set of discrete objects or events can be counted.
• B) The numbers should always be recited in the same order.
• C) Objects must be counted from left to right.
• D) The number of objects in the set corresponds to the last number counted.

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Definitions:

Bowel Prep

The process of cleansing the intestines prior to a diagnostic procedure, such as a colonoscopy, typically by using laxatives.

Voiding

The act of urinating, or the body's process of expelling urine.

Urinal

A plumbing fixture or device designed for the purpose of urinating, typically found in public or semi-public restrooms.

Bedpan

A receptacle used by bedridden patients to facilitate defecation and urination.