a. gradual increase in abilities like memory.
b. three-step recogition process.
c. stage of formal operations.
d. computer hard drive that needs to be periodically upgraded.
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Asked Aug 08, 2010
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Information-processing theory sees development as a
a. gradual increase in abilities like memory.
b. three-step recogition process.
c. stage of formal operations.
d. computer hard drive that needs to be periodically upgraded.
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