Moshman theorized that three higher-order thought processes are:
A) inference, compromise, and consequentiality.
B) inference, thinking, and reasoning.
C) thinking, choice, and consolidation.
D) compromise, thinking, and consolidation.

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Moshman theorized that higher-order thought processes include inference (drawing conclusions based on evidence), thinking (reflecting on and analyzing information), and reasoning (using logic and making judgments). Choice A includes compromise (finding a middle ground) and consequentiality (considering the consequences of actions), which are not specifically mentioned by Moshman. Choice C includes choice and consolidation, which are too broad and do not necessarily relate to higher-order thought processes. Choice D includes compromise and consolidation, but not thinking or reasoning.

Moshman Theorized That Three Higher-Order Thought Processes Are