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What is the 5/6 year-old likely to say?
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What do these differences indicate about a child's processing at the
three ages indicated? |
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Answer: "A
scooter." The 5/6 year-old child may be more influenced by the
configuration, the overall gestalt, than the details of the image. |
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Answer:
"A scooter made out of candy." Or, "A scooter made out of suckers." The
6/7 year old child is moving into a stage where the perception of the parts
and the whole may be seen and separated.
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