Researchers have determined that, if a question is phrased in the right way, even 3-year-olds can

A) describe events from the first 6 months of life.
B) distinguish between reality and appearance.
C) use abstract formal logic.
D) respond at Kohlberg's sixth stage of moral reasoning.

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Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Researchers have found that 3-year-olds can distinguish between reality and appearance if the question is phrased in the right way. However, abstract formal logic and Kohlberg's sixth stage of moral reasoning are more advanced cognitive abilities that typically develop later in childhood and adolescence. Describing events from the first 6 months of life would also be difficult for 3-year-olds, as they typically can only recall events from the past few months.

Researchers have determined that, if a question is phrased in the right way, even 3-year-olds can

A) describe events from the first 6 months of life.
B) distinguish between reality and appearance.
C) use abstract formal logic.
D) respond at Kohlberg's sixth stage of moral reasoning.

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Researchers have determined that, if a question is phrased in the right way, even 3-year-olds canA) describe events from the first 6 months of life.B) distinguish between reality and appearance.C) use abstract formal logic.D) respond at Kohlberg's sixth stage of moral reasoning.

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Researchers have determined that, if a question is phrased in the right way, even 3-year-olds can

A) describe events from the first 6 months of life.
B) distinguish between reality and appearance.
C) use abstract formal logic.
D) respond at Kohlberg's sixth stage of moral reasoning.