In a Number Conservation Task a Set of Discrete Items

question 15

Multiple Choice

In a number conservation task a set of discrete items is laid out in two rows They are first laid out in exactly the same way,and then one row is moved so that the items are farther apart.Typically,3- and 4-year-olds

• A)recognize that the rows have the same number when they are arranged identically,but believe there are more items when they are farther apart.
• B)have no trouble with simple number conservation tasks like this,but make mistakes with more abstract math problems.
• C)can easily decenter from the number of objects to consider the spacing of items at the same time.
• D)realize that number of items is conserved when they are moved around,because they take into account all the relevant observations at once.

Recognize the importance of continuous evaluation of performance metrics.

Understand the concepts and components of a balanced scorecard.

Identify the role and construction of performance metrics and targets within organizational strategy.

Differentiate between leading and lagging indicators.

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Definitions:

Credits

Accounting entries that increase liabilities or equity, or decrease assets.

Posting References

Indicators used in accounting to record the transfer of amounts from the journal to the ledger, facilitating the tracking of transactions through the accounting system.

Journal Entry

A record in accounting that documents a transaction in a company's ledger, thereby affecting at least two accounts to keep the accounting equation in balance.

Corning Company

A technology company known for its specialty glasses, ceramics, and related materials and technologies, including the development of Gorilla Glass.