On which two factors do young children rely as they categorize or classify other people?

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Young children rely on their most recent interactions with the person and the other person's observable characteristics to categorize or classify other people. They use features such as age, gender, race, and physical appearance, as well as behavioral cues like facial expressions and speech patterns, to form impressions and categorize people into groups.

Answer: D 
 In addition to relying on their own powers of observation, young children also classify and categorize other people based on their previous social experiences with similar people. For example, if they have had positive experiences with people who share similar physical characteristics or behaviors, they may categorize a new person with similar characteristics in a similar way.

On Which Two Factors Do Young Children Rely as They