When we say a child's thinking is less abstract than an adult's, we mean that
A)children use more generalizations.
B)children use more principles, but require fewer generalizations.
C)children use fewer generalizations, categories, and principles.
D)adults base their understanding of the world more on particular examples and tangible sensations.

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Children's thinking is characterized by a reliance on more concrete examples and experiences, as they typically use fewer generalizations, categories, and principles to understand the world compared to adults. This means their thought processes are more concrete and less abstract.

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