In transductive reasoning, a child assumes that
A) separate events have cause-effect relationships.
B) others see the world in the same way the child does.
C) when objects disappear, they no longer exist.
D) environmental features, like rain and thunder, are made by people.

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Transductive reasoning involves making connections between unrelated events, often assuming a cause-effect relationship where none exists.

In Transductive Reasoning, a Child Assumes That