All of the following are factors that contribute to young children's failure to use prior planning to solve problems EXCEPT
A) young children may believe that they don't need an explicit plan to solve a problem.
B) planning is hard work that young children may not be willing to invest in.
C) planning requires encoding processes, which young children don't possess.
D) young children may expect parents and adults to solve complex problems for them.

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This is the only option that is not accurate. Encoding processes refer to the ability to organize information in memory, and while young children may have difficulty with this, it is not a factor that contributes to their failure to use prior planning to solve problems. A, B, and D are all valid factors that can contribute to this failure.

All of the Following Are Factors That Contribute to Young