
Or is it? Infants instinctively use comparative thinking to distinguish their mothers from other individuals. Indeed, this type of thinking is fundamental to the learning process. In an educational setting, the ability to use comparative thought effectively has significant implications for student achievement, and in a real-world setting, it is crucial to a person’s decision-making process.
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