Cognitively relating and organizing concepts can be broken down into three types of relationships. What are they?
A)Personal, Emotional, and Chronological
B)Personal, Hierarchical, and Subliminal
C)Comparative, Theoretical, and Emotional
D)Comparative, Chronological, and Causal

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The three types of relationships for cognitively relating and organizing concepts are comparative (finding similarities and differences between concepts), chronological (understanding the sequence and order of events or concepts), and causal (understanding the cause and effect relationships between concepts). Therefore, option D - Comparative, Chronological, and Causal - is the correct answer.

Cognitively Relating and Organizing Concepts Can Be Broken Down into Three