Which of the following allowed Temple Grandin to design more humane means of slaughtering cattle?
A) She treated the cattle as incapable of reason and purely driven by instinct.
B) She kept a dream journal.
C) She used imagination and spatial-temporal reasoning.
D) She relied purely on rational argumentation.

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Grandin imagined herself as a cow, and was thereby able to see problems that might arise in the design of livestock handling facilities. To do so, she had to use more than rational argumentation; she also had to rely on spatial-temporal reasoning to envision the facilities, and her imagination to understand how the cattle would react to such facilities. She used reason, but she did not limit herself to only the argumentative component of reasoning.

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