Dual representation refers to the notion that a symbolic artifact must be represented as both
A) a real object and something useful.
B) something useful and a depiction of something other than itself.
C) a depiction of something other than itself and a real object.
D) a communicative device and a real object.

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Dual representation refers to the idea that a symbolic artifact (such as a picture, statue, or toy) must be represented as both a depiction of something other than itself (such as a person, place, or concept) and a real object. Both of these representations are necessary for the symbolic artifact to be meaningful and useful.

Dual Representation Refers to the Notion That a Symbolic Artifact