Transitivity refers to
A) being able to compare all items in a set to all other items.
B) the ability to think with abstract concepts.
C) centration.
D) hypothetical thinking.

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Transitivity is a concept in mathematics and logic where if a relation holds between a first and a second element, and also holds between the second and a third element, it must necessarily hold between the first and third elements. In the context of the question, it refers to the ability to compare all items in a set to all other items, ensuring a consistent and logical ordering or relation among them.

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