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miss Akunina [59]
3 years ago
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16. Considering the "kindergarten-path effect," if your 4.5-year-old sister was asked to Put the bunny on the blanket on the she

lf, what would she do?
Mathematics
1 answer:
sweet-ann [11.9K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

if your 4.5-year-old sister was asked to Put the bunny on the blanket on the shelf, she may or may not  if your 4.5-year-old sister was asked to Put the bunny on the blanket on the shelf. But,the chance is very likely less than 50%.

Step-by-step explanation:

If your 4.5-year-old sister was asked to Put the bunny on the blanket on the shelf, the chance that she might follow the instructions she receives is less 50 percent. In other words:

                                      Chance < 50%

The reason is that children at this age may have challenging time figuring out the subject when you may instruct certain things to do, as the sentences could be tricky for the children to decode the meaning.  

So,  if your 4.5-year-old sister was asked to Put the bunny on the blanket on the shelf, she may or may not  if your 4.5-year-old sister was asked to Put the bunny on the blanket on the shelf. But,the chance is very likely less than 50%.

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