Ashley is taking a class on Piaget and as part of an assignment she has to interview children. She gives 7-year-old Andrew a big bag of red and blue candies. They discuss how all the candies are made of chocolate. Andrew counts the candies - 7 red and 14 blue. Ashley asks, "Are there more blue candies or chocolates candies?" Andrew looks at her and laughs, "Of course there are more chocolate candies - they are all made of chocolate." This demonstrates that Andrew understands the concept of

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Ashley is taking a class on Piaget and as part of an assignment she has to interview children. She gives 7-year-old Andrew a big bag of red and blue candies. They discuss how all the candies are made of chocolate. Andrew counts the candies - 7 red and 14 blue. Ashley asks, "Are there more blue candies or chocolates candies?" Andrew looks at her and laughs, "Of course there are more chocolate candies - they are all made of chocolate." This demonstrates that Andrew understands the concept of

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Elliott Huffman · Answer 1

class inclusion.

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Class inclusion: In psychology, the term "class inclusion" was discovered by one of the famous psychologists named Jean Piaget and is described as an individual's or students' capability of classifying different objects into two or more than two categories at the same time. It is often denoted as a child's mastery related to the "structure of hierarchical classification" by Jean Piaget.

In the question above, the given statement demonstrates that Andrew understands the concept of class inclusion.