When We Say a Child's Thinking Is Less Abstract Than

question 509

Multiple Choice

When we say a child's thinking is less abstract than an adult's, we mean that

• A)children use more generalizations.
• B)children use more principles, but require fewer generalizations.
• C)children use fewer generalizations, categories, and principles.
• D)adults base their understanding of the world more on particular examples and tangible sensations.

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Definitions:

Disposable Income

The financial pot allocated for households to manage their savings and expenditures after income tax deductions.

Autonomous Consumption

The level of consumption spending that occurs when income is zero, representing the expenditures that consumers must make even when they have no income.

Disposable Income

Households' budget for spending and savings after the necessary income taxes have been deducted.

Induced Consumption

Consumer spending that increases as disposable income rises, and decreases as income falls.