Vurpillot's (1968) study showed young children were more likely than older children to make errors when asked to identify whether pictures of two houses were different or identical. These age differences were due to an increase in children's:
A) memory span.
B) systematically paying attention.
C) strategic knowledge.
D) knowledge base.
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