medium · MCAT psych-soc
A 12-year-old is participating in a science fair and is asked to find out which variables (length of string, weight of ball, or height of release) affect the speed of a pendulum. The student systematically tests one variable at a time while holding the others constant. This behavior is indicative of:
- Transitive Inference
- Hypothetical-Deductive Reasoning
- Trial-and-Error Learning
- Concrete Logical Thought
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