The ability to remove focus from only one attribute and to consider varying aspects of a problem is referred to as

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Decentering refers to the ability to shift focus away from one aspect of a problem or situation and consider multiple aspects at once. This is an important cognitive skill that develops in childhood and contributes to problem-solving and decision-making abilities. The other choices do not accurately describe this concept.

The Ability to Remove Focus from Only One Attribute and to Consider