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__________ is like tunnel vision. Egocentrism Centration Symbolic processing Animism

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ryzh [129]3 years ago

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Centration

Explanation:

Centration is defined in psychology as a likelihood of putting a lot of focus on a particular subject, while not considering other aspects of the object of focus.

In other words, it is a psychological situation in which one tends to have a narrow mindset of a subject, hence, termed as a "tunnel vision".

It is a termed that describes when an individual centers his or her attention to one particular thing among many things when solving problems.

For example: when a child focuses on the number of breads one has without considering how bigger it is.

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