Compared to an older child, a younger child is likely to use problem-solving strategies that are
A) faster.
B) less efficient.
C) more accurate.
D) easier.

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Younger children are still developing their cognitive abilities and problem-solving skills. They may not have the same level of experience or knowledge as an older child, so their strategies may not be as efficient. However, they may still be accurate and effective in solving the problem at hand.

Compared to an Older Child, a Younger Child Is Likely