Which of the following is ahow-to-count principle described by Gelman and Meck (1986)?

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Gelman and Meck (1986) described the "stable-order" principle as a way of counting, which involves always reciting numbers in the same fixed order. This is different from the "centration" principle, which involves focusing on one aspect of a problem and ignoring other relevant information. Means-end analysis and addition are not principles of counting described by Gelman and Meck (1986).

Which of the Following Is Ahow-To-Count Principle Described by Gelman