Evidence Suggests That Children Believe That

question 3

Multiple Choice

Evidence suggests that children believe that:

• A) no matter how you changed a skunk's behavior or appearance, it would still be a skunk and not a raccoon
• B) it is behavior that matters for category identity, so if a skunk learned to act like a raccoon, it would count as a genuine raccoon
• C) it is appearance that matters for category identity, so if a skunk were altered to look like a raccoon, it would count as a genuine raccoon
• D) it is the combination of behavior and appearance that matters for category identity, so both attributes would have to be changed to turn one organism into another

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Definitions:

Share

A unit of ownership in a company or financial asset that gives the holder a claim on part of the company's assets and earnings.

Transfer Agent

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Financial Institution

An establishment that conducts financial transactions such as investments, loans, and deposits.

Stockholders

Individuals or entities that own shares in a corporation, thus having an ownership stake in the business.