Children display transfer processing when they are able to

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Transfer processing refers to the ability to apply previous knowledge or learning to solve a new, similar problem or situation. Option C describes this process, as the child is able to use knowledge gained in one situation to solve a similar problem in a new situation. Options A and B refer to specific skills or tasks that may require problem-solving, but do not necessarily demonstrate transfer processing. Option D refers to a retrieval process for memory, but does not involve problem-solving or transfer processing.

Children Display Transfer Processing When They Are Able to